Fleas
There are four stages to a flea’s life: egg, larvae, pupae and adult flea. Eggs often fall off the host into the host nest (pets bedding, human bedding). The larvae then feed on dead organic matter – dead skin, flakes of food scraps etc.
Cockroaches
Australian cockroach is the largest pest species found in Brisbane homes growing up to 2 inches long. It is mahogany-coloured with a yellow margin around the head and around the shield behind the head.
Spiders
If you have small children or elderly relatives in your home, you want to keep them as safe as possible from poisonous pests and regular spider control treatments can be very helpful.
Rodents
House mice live and thrive under a variety of conditions in and around homes and farms. House mice consume food meant for humans or pets.
Silverfish
The silverfish is a common pest in many Australian homes. It is scaly, has a silvery sheen, and it is about half an inch long at maturity.
Ants
Using ant bait enables you to use the foraging ants as your workers. They take the bait back to the nest to share with the other ants and this strategy ultimately wipes out the entire colony.
Bed Bugs & Dust Mites
There have been several stories in the news recently about the return of bed bugs, which is rapidly becoming a growing problem throughout Australia as well as worldwide.