by natasha | Sep 29, 2019 | FAQ
Australia is home to hundreds of termite species, of which about 20 eat through wood and cause damage. Treating a termite-infested area needs an incorporated strategy which includes: Tracking down and destroying the termite nestKilling termites inside the wooden...
by natasha | Sep 29, 2019 | FAQ
Yes. But, where a colony decides to build and live depends on their source of moisture, food, and protection. Note that both above-ground and subterranean termite nests protect the colonies and rear the offspring.
by natasha | Sep 29, 2019 | FAQ
Seeing rats running around your house can be very upsetting. Rats will grasp any chance to enter your house in search of food and shelter. For this reason, you should make your home as unattractive to rodents as possible. Here are some ways to fend off rats and avoid...
by natasha | Sep 29, 2019 | FAQ
Pest control is the regulation or management of a pest population. Pest populations need to be controlled because they are detrimental to the ecology, economy, and human health. Pest control in Perth usually means exterminating the pests, and treating the...
by natasha | Sep 29, 2019 | FAQ
Ever heard something scratching or gnawing in the night? You might be accommodating mice. Homeowners in metropolitan Perth are most likely to see mice in winter. As it is cold out there, food runs out fast. But then, there’s your house to be occupied by mice that need...
by natasha | Sep 29, 2019 | FAQ
Mice are ingenious animals and will use any home they set foot in to raise their families. And that could be your house. Mice look for the most accessible entry points to your fortress, which they may find. All thanks to their keen senses. Apart from being excellent...
