Common question
What does a general pest control treatment include?
A general pest treatment covers the whole property in one visit: internal skirting, wet areas and cupboard voids, roof void dusting where accessible, and a treated band around the full external perimeter, eaves, weep holes, fence lines and garden edges. It handles ants, spiders, cockroaches and silverfish, and comes with a written report and a 6-Month warranty.
01What you notice
Almost nobody calls a pest controller about one ant. They call because the ants came back. Because the webs are on the eaves again a week after the broom. Because there was a cockroach on the bench at 11pm and now nobody in the house wants to walk into the kitchen barefoot.
02Why it keeps coming back
The reason supermarket sprays keep failing is simple: they treat the room where you saw the pest, not the ground the pest came from. Outside your walls there's a highway - fence lines, garden beds, weep holes, mulch, bin areas, the neighbour's yard. Kill what's inside and the outside population just refills it within days.
03How we solve it
So we treat the whole envelope. Low-odour residual through internal skirting, wet areas and cupboard hinge points. A dust through the roof void where it's safely accessible, which is where spiders and silverfish live. Then the layer that does most of the work: a treated band around the entire perimeter, eaves, window reveals, weep holes, fence lines and garden edges, so pests are intercepted before your door is even an option.