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Why do Termites Eat Houses and How do I Stop them Eating Mine?

Published on September 14, 2009 in General, Pest Control, Termite Baiting, Termite Control, Termite Inspections and Termites. 0 Comments

We absolutely love when people ask us why termites eat their homes. Keep in mind they don’t do it because of the irritation it’s causing you, but because it’s good for them! Seriously, how can wood be nutritional to any entity? It’s a debatable subject, but Pink’s Sydney Termite Control has been dealing with these issues for years. The goal is to help you understand how the pest works, then what needs to be done in order to eliminate the problem.

However, this doesn’t mean setting a trap on the floor and hoping they will all run to its location. Termites are a lot smarter then people give them credit for, which is why you should think about having a reputable exterminating company on your side. Oh, and if you’re still wondering what they do with this entire wood, wait until you read the answer we give you.

See, termites have enough microorganisms in their body to turn the wood they’re gnawing on into a nutritional diet. We definitely don’t suggest trying it, but the point is they can feast upon wood for as long as needed until it’s time to go elsewhere. Even if you’ve tried pesticides, enough servings of this from your home and they can become immune to it.

The only true way to get rid of termites permanently is by getting rid of the nest. Unfortunately, this is extremely difficult to find. The biggest problem will revolve around trying to contain the issue before their population expands. Why? Well, once you hit a certain timeline, they could destroy the inner walls of your home and bring on a costly reconstruction project.

Do you really want to take that risk? Of course not, and Pink’s Sydney Termite Control doesn’t want you to either. You may be sitting there thinking, “Eh, you’re just trying to sell me,” but the fact of the matter is this is a necessity if you don’t want long term problems. Just take a step back and think about it for a moment. Would you rather pay for a complete overhaul on your home, or trust the people who have been getting rid of termites for years?

Sure, once everything is all said and done you may need a little reorganising of your home, but every situation is unique. Even if you have a complete infestation, it’s a much easier process to call someone like us then it is making a phone call to you builder. The end result is thousands of dollars out of your pocket.

If we can educate you on everything a termite does regarding their feeding habits, where they enjoy nesting, and the appropriate steps to eliminate them, you’ll feel more comfortable using Pink’s Sydney Termite Control. After all, it’s in our name and we’ve been helping individuals just like you for a very long time.

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You Make Your Money When You Buy Property and You Can Lose it too

Published on August 5, 2009 in Commercial Pest Control and General. 0 Comments

Property investment is something which is attracting more and more people to the world of investing every single day. A lot of money can be made in this way, as long as you invest carefully. The potential profits are large in property investment, but so are the potential losses.

Here you will find some key information about potential problems that come with property investment. This will give you the knowledge to enable you to make right choices and make the most profit from your property investments.

First Things First – What Can go Wrong?

Let’s say that you’ve found that perfect property to invest in. It seems ideal and you can visualize the potential profits which the property can offer. You’ve got the cash on hand, you know they’ll accept your offer and you already have ac clear idea of what you will do with the property – so what can go wrong? The answer, sadly, is a lot!

Mr. Booth has just purchased his ideal investment property. Listed for $150,000, he managed to negotiate a closing deal of $120,000. Situated in an ideal location, the property is likely to bring in $180,000 at least once the required changes have been made. The changes themselves are minimal. Mr. Booth inspected the property himself and though he did find some problems, they seemed to only to be cosmetic – nothing that a few coats of paint and a few replacement lights wouldn’t fix. However, a month after the property had been purchased Mr. Booth noticed that the walls had become damp. After calling out an expert, he found out that the original owner had not repaired a leaky pipe. The pipe had started to leak more than ever and it had caused serious damage. It would cost thousands of dollars to repair as the pipes needed to be ripped out and replaced and a mould problem had developed which also needed eliminating.

The above is just one example of what can go wrong. There are so many unexpected problems that can arise from property investment that many people just do not consider. Other common potential problems include:

The cost of the property exceeds the selling costs

There are hidden problems with the property

Ending up with a property which is different than expected

Becoming emotionally involved with the property

Failing to recognize the competition

The above are just a few of the most common potential property investment problems. There are many more that you should also become aware of if you want to ensure that you make the right choices. So just how can you avoid making these mistakes?

Hiring a Professional

The easiest and sure-fire way to ensure that you do not fall for the most common potential property investment problems is by hiring a professional.

Hiring a property inspector is very helpful; they will give the property a thorough look and let you know what the problems are with the property, helping you to plan for investments. They can also give you information on the energy efficiency of the property and whether it is in compliance with building regulations.

You put a lot of money into investment properties so it makes sense to do things properly. By hiring a professional you will avoid making the mistakes that so many property investors make and therefore you will earn the most profits.

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Preparing Fish Tanks For Your Pest Control Appointment

Published on July 21, 2009 in Pest Control. 0 Comments

The importance of protecting our homes from pests cannot be over-emphasized. Living in an insect-free home is optimal and protecting the largest investment we make a must. In today’s real estate market we employ every selling advantage and cannot let the sale of our property be undermined by pests.

We choose to keep safe our selves, our families, and our cherished pets with regular pest control inspections and appropriate management. On treatment day some of us are off to work, some to school, and the pooch and kittens are in the garden – all set! Oops – not so fast. What about the beautiful, meditation-inducing exotic fish in the aquarium; and let’s not forget Fluffy the tarantula or Judy the bearded dragon in your son’s room.

These finned and multi-legged friends of the family must be protected on pest control day. The most important reason to safeguard these creatures is that they are indeed a part of the family and loved by one and some (Sorry, Fluffy.). Another important reason to keep these unique pets safe is that veterinarian visits are expensive, and replacement would be a high-priced endeavor.

There are some pest control companies who will tell you the chemicals used are safe for humans and therefore safe for fish and other aquarium-dwelling pets. Not so. Consider that we humans have biologically precious little in common with these cold-blooded swimmers and crawlers. What we as humans are able to withstand does not speak to what these critters can.

Consider how a chemical cocktail designed to kill insects, their eggs and larva might do no harm to fish and other small cold-blooded beings. This seems unlikely because it is. When preparing your home for pest control be mindful of all your pets. How might this be done? So glad you asked.

To begin, cover the aquarium and filter with a towel or sheet and double up if the fabric you are using appears permeable. Seal the fabric to the outside of the tank leaving no gaps for a flow of air to enter the filter. The chemicals used are air-bourn and can waft up into the filter and ultimately be worked into the aquarium water. This is why covering the filter is so important. However, be very careful when covering the filter; if the power is on the warmth from the covered motor may be a fire hazard.

Another word of caution. Please cover or remove all food from the area being treated. If you’ve purchased six-legged delicacies for Judy’s mid-day snack, hide them somewhere. The pest-control professionals have a difficult time differentiating a bug from an item on the menu.

Along with moving the food from the area being treated, be sure to also remove or cover any fish or reptilian supplies used in their care. The water buckets, filter equipment, tubes, nets, and feeding utensils should be kept separate during the treatment as well to avoid contact with the air in the location being treated.

Following these simple steps to safeguard your aquarium-dwelling pets will ensure their safety during the pest control process and provide you with peace of mind.

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Why Cockroaches Will Survive A Nuclear Explosion

Published on June 15, 2009 in Cockroach Control. 0 Comments

It may be hard to believe such a tiny creature could actually survive a nuclear explosion, but it’s the truth. Obviously you can’t just take our word for it, but if you understand the differences between humans and cockroaches, we’ll be able to paint you a better picture. Well, Pink’s Sydney Termite Control explained it to us the best.

As a human, we can only withstand around 5 rems of radiation before our body’s tissue starts to deteriorate. So if a nuclear explosion came along; POOF, we’re gone. However, the abilities of a cockroach to withstand one are unbelievable. In fact, they have the ability to withstand anywhere from 67,500 rems to over 100,000. Big difference right?

These levels are equivalent to the rems produced by a thermonuclear explosion!

The point is its not easy getting rid of these little pests unless you find a reputable company. They should know everything about a cockroach that will give you the upper hand in eliminating the problem once and for all. This is why you should listen to Pink’s Sydney Termite Control. Not only will they be able to provide information like this, but also help you get rid of your cockroaches for good.

One of the first things that they’ll do is ask questions about your situation. It’s important to understand that every household is unique and getting rid of them all will be a difficult task. However, unlike many other companies who try to rid you of only the adults, we make sure they eliminate the eggs as well. This way you won’t have to deal with baby cockroaches surfacing over the next few months.

Seriously, if you’re trying to get rid of your problem, why try to do it alone. It’s like decapitating a cockroach if you take this route. Oh, by the way if you do take the head off a cockroach, it will still be able to live for several weeks without food and water. Crazy right? Well, these are the types of things you need to know when you’re dealing with cockroaches.

Granted you’re probably not going to have a thermonuclear explosion in your area anytime soon (which would make the cockroaches happy), but you’ll probably have children, friends, and family over and you don’t want them to be exposed to the cockroaches. The truth of the matter is you don’t want to sit on this problem. You need to take action and let Pink’s Sydney Termite Control help you.

Did you know a cockroach can live without any food for months, just by taking advantage of the glue on the back of your postage stamps? We can get rid of them …. now.

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10 questions to ask before choosing a pest control company

Published on March 4, 2009 in Pest Control. 0 Comments

Pest Control is a necessary part of keeping your home safe and hygienic but there’s a few things to think about before you select a service.

1- Are the chemicals safe for humans to breath?
A great deal of testing goes into developing these products so as to ensure they are safe for humans. In some cases, the chemicals that are used are not even classified as poisons. While it is best to limit one’s exposure to the fumes these chemicals may emanate, they really do not pose a health hazard to humans.

2- Are my plants safe?
The chemicals will not present a serious danger to any plants in your home. Additionally, your plants will not be sprayed with the chemicals so they will not absorb anything through their leaves or soil.

3- Do I need to move or cover pets such as turtles, fish, reptiles etc
Yes, it is very important to prevent overexposure to these chemicals. Direct exposure to such chemicals can be poisonous to fish. You must cover all fishtanks or reptile enclosures.

4- How much experience do you have?
The company you choose should have extensive experience in all kinds of pest control, with licenses and training visible to the customer. Ask for qualifications and licences before making your decision.

5- How long do I have to stay out of my home/business for?
Believe it or not, in 90% of all instances it is not necessary to leave the premises when it is being sprayed. There are a few exceptions to this rule. Namely, pregnant women and small children should stay out of the vicinity for at least four hours.

6- How do I get a quote before selecting a company?
It is certainly helpful to receive a comprehensive quote in order to find the right service for your needs and all pest control providers should give you a quote up front to prevent nasty surprises. You don’t want to receive a massive bill at the end for jobs which you didn’t actually need.

7- I have asthma and am allergic to many chemical fumes, can I use your service?
Yes, you can still use our service and it is advised you take a few simple precautionary measures. Namely, those with allergies should also exit the premises for at least one hour to avoid any problems. This is usually all that is necessary to avoid such problems.

8- Are the chemicals you use dangerous?
Most pest control companies use very mild chemicals, selected specifically for their effectiveness on bugs, termites, rodents and other pests. The chemicals are generally only dangerous to insects and small animals, but not for humans, but you should always ask.

9- How long will the treatment last?
The effect of the treatment can last for several years or it can even be permanent. However, to ensure that the problem does not repeat itself, it is best to take advantage of our comprehensive examination of the property. This way, your selected company can root out any nests and make sure the termites are never able to return.

10- Do you offer a guarantee or warranty?
A good pest control company will offer a warranty or guarantee. That means that if the termites return to your premises, they should return as well.

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7 Steps to Take Straight Away if Your Home is invaded by Pests/Rodents/ Termites

Published on February 18, 2009 in General, Pest Control, Rodent Control, Termite Control and Termite Inspections. 0 Comments

If you have normal occurrences of bug sightings or rodent droppings, you may actually have a bigger pest problem than you are aware of, since many more may not be seen. Termites attack 1 out of 5 homes in Sydney and they are becoming increasingly wider spread.  Not only can pests, rodents and termites cause damage to your home, they can also spread disease and illnesses.

The first step to take if you feel your home is being invaded is to make a close inspection of the inside and outside of your home.  Look for cluttered storage areas, food and water sources, overflowing garbage and leaking taps.  Most pests are searching for food, water and shelter, and once they have found a reliable source, they will settle in and multiply.  Because Sydney and Australia have many termite-prone areas, it may be necessary to have a building inspection done by a professional to determine if invasion exists.

Secondly, eliminate obvious reasons you have pests or rodents. Preventive measures can be taken, such as keeping clutter and garbage to a minimum.  For termites, do not stack items against your house, especially wood. Cockroaches often lay their eggs on grocery bags or in cardboard, so throw these items away as soon as possible after returning from the store.

The third step is to properly identify your pest problem because treatment can depend on the type of bug, cockroach, termites, ants or rodents that are the cause.  Save a specimen, in the event you need to call in a professional pest control service. If you have termites, you may need to have a termite inspection done by a professional to determine the amount of damage and treatment options.

The fourth step is to do an analysis of how the pests are gaining access to your home, food and water.  If you find an access hole, cracks or gaps around plumbing pipes, those need to be sealed to stop the invasion. Termites typically move from the earth to wood that is in contact with the ground.

Fifth, look at the treatment options for the type of pest you have.  Some bait traps may work for rodents, or home pest control chemicals and sprays may reduce the problem.  Eggs may hatch at later intervals, so it is often a process that may require more than one treatment. Many people will choose professionals for this process, to quickly eliminate the issue.

The sixth step will be monitoring the treatment, since eggs may continue to hatch, or baby rodents may leave the nest.  It is important to make sure there is effective treatment to prevent re-infestation.

Lastly, make sure you keep any documents and recommendations of the treatment.  If you have a termite inspection and treatment done by a professional service, you could need these guarantees and assessments if you decide to sell your home. The important thing is to call in a professional if other treatments are not working, as the problem will get continually worse.  In the case of termites, professional treatment will be necessary, and it is better to have inspections and treatments done, sooner than later.

If you’re concerned about any common pests and need some help exterminating them, you can contact Pink Pest Services for assistance with professional pest control in Sydney or call 02 9529 5222 for immediate assistance.

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Does Your Prospective Home Have Building Defects? 90% Do.

Published on February 10, 2009 in Building Inspection. 0 Comments

It may not show up right away. It may be obvious to anyone. But if you don’t rule it out, chances are very good it will ruin your perfect new home, whether it’s brand new, a gently-lived-in home, or a real fixer-upper. Building defects go far beyond poorly-placed glass in windows and bad spackling.

Case 1: A family man trusts the wrong homebuilder, a family friend, and buys the new home his wife fell in love with. For six years, well past the deadline for local lemon laws, the home has no problems. Then the city builds a bypass, and the next rain reveals the flaws: poor drainage causes a basement flood in the poorly-sealed walk-out basement, not of water but of gooey mud, four feet high. A drainage culvert to the side of the house collapses in the washout, and parts of the lawn also become treacherous to walk over or mow. At the bottom of the sloping yard, what was once lush grass becomes a marsh, ruining the established vegetable garden.

This catastrophic pair of defects – a poorly-sealed basement and bad drainage in the home’s lot and lee area – took a quarter-million dollar home’s value down by about a third, after the cleanup. Though some of the problems have been addressed, the home has seen subsequent floods over the last decade, and the walk-out basement is now more an average storage basement, eliminating nearly half the home’s living space. Worse, many of the family heirlooms and keepsakes have been destroyed in the floods, irreplaceable treasures.

Need another example?

Case 2: A man buys a home, handyman’s special. He knows a bit about home structure, having worked several summers in construction, and he likes building and renovating. The flaws he sees – a roof cant indicating some leak problems, paint (of course), and broken bricks around the bottom of the home look like things he can work with. After signing his contract, he finds the real problem with the home: a cracked foundation caused by poor settling. The south end of the home is settling more than the north end, and though jacks have helped hide the problem and level out the floors, there is no repairing it himself. To fix the problem will cost him more than he paid for this unique fixer-upper opportunity.

These and hundreds of other hidden problems may exist in that lovely home you’ve been considering, new or old. Even if you know about homes, even if your best friend is the builder, there is always the possibility that any home has serious building flaws.

As many as 90% of homes have flaws serious enough, in the long run, to cost you tens of thousands in repairs or renovations. A smaller, but significant, minority of these homes have flaws severe enough to make it cheaper to tear down and rebuild the home.

Before you purchase a home, always hire a building inspector. These professionals have worked for decades in construction, and have seen it all; they also know where to go to check credentials on land quality, future zoning issues, and the home’s history. Building inspectors know who to trust and who to avoid as well, and know what corners the shadier contractors cut – corners that might surprise you.

Before you buy, get an independent building inspection. It could be the best money you spend in the complex transaction to get your new home.

For more information or to arrange an inspection contact Pink Inspections on (02) 9529 5222 or contact us online.

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7 Questions to Ask When Choosing any Pest Control Company

Published on January 22, 2009 in Commercial Pest Control, General and Pest Control. 0 Comments

When the time comes to choose a pest control company, be sure that you are wary and that you choose carefully. Choosing poorly in this situation could see your pests back again in as little as week, it could have no affect on them at all or it could even potentially worsen your pest problem! So when deciding on a pest control company there are a few questions that you should ask.

What kind of experience do you have? When you are looking to get a great pest control company, remember that often different companies have different specialities. If you have a problem with subterranean termites, what kind of experience do they have with that kind of pest?

What organisations do you belong to? Most reputable pest control agencies belong to a local or national organisation of some sort.  One organisation that many excellent pest control companies belong to is the National Pest Management Association.  Belonging to this association means that you are dealing with an established business that holds to a specific code of ethics and has met certain qualifications.

How dangerous is this going to be to my children/pets? If there is anything in your home that has a weaker immune system than an adult human, this is something that you need to look in to.  If you find that some of the sprays that they are planning to use might be a little risky, ask from some alternatives (gels etc.), or go elsewhere.

Do you have any references? Ask if they have serviced anyone that you might have heard of, and if they have any testimonials to their name.  If you can find people who are satisfied with their service, there is a good chance that you will be as well.

Can I have it in writing? When the company that you are considering does an inspection, they should be willing to give you a piece of paper that tells you were the problems and infections are occurring. This will let you cross-check with another service to make sure that you are getting good information.

Are they making you feel rushed? Remember that if you have something like termites that you seldom need to act right this minute.  A delay of weeks or even of months will not make your issue worse, and you will find that a company that is trying to pressure you into committing to treatment right away might be trying to goad you into paying more or into overlooking some important details!

Have I called the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (or Better Business Bureau in the US)? If you suspect that a pest control company is not everything that it says it is, check with the ACCC. They will tell you if there have been many complaints against this company or if there have been any problems in the past. They may also be able to put you in touch with a regulatory board that oversees pest control companies in your area specifically.

Remember that choosing the right pest control company should give you good answers to all seven of these questions.  Remember that a pest control company has a responsibility to be both helpful and professional, and that to get the treatment that you need, you may need to do some investigating!

If you’re concerned about any common pests and need some help exterminating them, you can contact Pink Pest Services for assistance with professional pest control in Sydney or call or call 02 9529 5222 for immediate assistance.

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The Danger of Rodents in Your Home

Published on January 15, 2009 in General, Pest Control and Rodent Control. 0 Comments

Any homeowner knows that rodents are a real nuisance, but did you know they could be dangerous as well? The danger that rodents pose to your home ranges from minor damage to severe illnesses. Therefore, before you think the mice in the attic are cute you should be aware of what professionals have to say about these furry creatures.  This is especially so for major hubs such as Sydney, Australia. Cities such as this one receive many imports from other countries where rodent transmitted diseases flourish.

Mice, rats, squirrels and other hairy rodents can do quite a bit of physical damage to your home. Once they find their way into your home, they will chew their way into any area that looks appealing to them. One of the huge dangers of this is the possibility that they will chew threw electrical wiring causing a short.

In addition to chewing holes everywhere, rodents can also ruin your home through the stench of their droppings. They drop as they walk and many times this will be in highly inaccessible areas, like your walls, appliances, and crawl spaces. While it takes a serious infestation to create this problem if you note the insane rapidity with which they breed it does not take that long to become seriously infested.

The danger of rodents in your home extends to the many diseases they carry. Potential diseases that rodents carry include:

Rickettsial Pox- A disease similar to chicken pox transmitted from the mites commonly found on rodents.

Food Poisoning- Specifically salmonella is contracted when food comes into contact with saliva, urine, or droppings of rats and mice.

Parasites- Many parasites can be transmitted to humans, particularly tapeworm and Trichinosis.

Hantavirus – Once thought to be rare this disease is showing up in rodents all over Australia. This serious and potentially fatal disease is spread through inhalation of dust that contains urine, saliva, or droppings. Direct infection from bites is also possible.

Rat bite fever- This is rare disease, generally only transmitted through a bite.

Plague- Another rare and old disease that is re-emerging. It is generally transmitted by fleas that piggyback on an infected rodent.

Now that you know some of the dangers let us look at some possible solutions to keep you and your home safe from the dangers that rodents pose.

The first thing you must do is seal up cracks around pipes, windows, and doors. Even the smallest crack can allow entrance to your home for many rodents. An inexpensive tube of caulking will go a long way toward this end.
One of the best weapons you can have is a natural predator. Cats are a good natural solution to a rodent problem.

Traps, sticky boards, and poisons are also steps that you can take to rid yourself of the danger of rodents in your home. If you have children or pets however care must be taken to ensure that the poison is kept out of their reach. Do not use poisons if you have a cat as the animal may become poisoned through contact with an affected rodent.

If you have seen one or two rodents then you have a minor issue that you should be able to take care of on your own, however if you have a larger infestation or live in an area of Sydney that is prone to other pests like termites you might want to consider seeking professional help and having your house checked for other pests at the same time.

If you’re concerned about rodents and need some help exterminating them, you can contact Pink Pest Services for assistance with professional pest control in Sydney or call 02 9529 5222 for immediate assistance.

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7 Common Household Pest Invasion Problems and How to Solve Them

Published on December 9, 2008 in Cockroach Control, General, Pest Control, Rodent Control, Spider Control and Termite Control. 0 Comments

1. Termites: Each year termites are responsible for billions of dollars worth of damage to homes in and around Sydney alone.

If you suspect your home may have been invaded by termites, it’s vitally important to book a qualified pest inspection company to inspect your home. If you’re considering buying or selling a home in the Sydney area, then termite inspection verification is often a condition of sale.

A simple treatment can not only help prevent the infestation spreading further, but also protect against the threat of future infestations.

2. Mice: Mice breed very rapidly in the tiniest of spaces. Not only do they spread disease and bacteria, they’re also capable of gnawing through even the toughest plastics to gain access to food.

A simple mousetrap, bait or poison is often effective to get rid of one or two mice but may pose a risk to children and pets. More serious measures might be needed if the mice have bred to infestation levels somewhere near your home.

3. Fleas: It only takes one flea to lay eggs on your pet or in your carpet and suddenly you have an infestation that is almost impossible to get rid of. They are capable of breeding at an incredible rate, so as quickly as you can kill them, there are thousands more in their place.

Fleas can spread diseases to your pets and cause severe allergic reactions, skin problems, rashes, and in severe cases even anaemia in people and pets alike.

Treating your pet and its bedding is a great start, but if the fleas return a professional treatment may be the simplest, most effective option.

4. Spiders: Spiders are unpopular whenever they pop up unexpectedly in your home.
There are several insecticide sprays available however care needs to be taken when using these.

5. Cockroaches: Nobody likes cockroaches. Not only are they notoriously difficult to kill, they love to breed in warm conditions, such as in your home. They communicate with each other by emitting pheromones, so if one cockroach finds a nice food source they can ‘call’ thousands of other cockroaches, leaving you with a swarm in your home.

Spraying or leaving cockroach traps can be effective but again, if their numbers get out of control, these methods won’t be enough.

6. Ants: Not only are ants annoying, but they’re persistent. When they’ve found a potential food source, they’ll persist and keep coming back even after you’ve sprayed.

Baiting is usually an effective way to handle an ant problem as the bait is taken back to the nest by the worker ants where it may be eaten by the queen ant.

7. Bees: Many people have severe allergic or anaphylactic reactions to bee stings, so disturbing a nest of bees yourself or trying to relocate them could cause them to swarm in self-defence.

Whilst some insect sprays may also work on bees this is not recommended as it may be difficult to ensure that the spray affects the entire hive. The safest option here is to contact a professional. If you have a honey bee infestation a local beekeeper may be willing to remove your bees for free.

Each of these pests is present in or near your home most of the time and normally they live harmoniously with humans. Many options are available to deal with these insects on a small scale, but when nothing you try works to get rid of them, it’s time to call in the professionals to get the job done quickly and safely.

If you’re concerned about any of these common pests and need some help exterminating them, you can contact Pink Pest Services for assistance with professional pest control in Sydney or call 02 9529 5222 for immediate assistance.

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