Rodent Management
Controlling the rodent population around aged care facilities is an essential part of ensuring the premises remain hygienic and free of these pests.
Rodents carry disease, contaminate food and cause destruction within buildings.
Business: Aged Care and Retirement Living
General Pest Services
General Pest inspection and treatment services are essential to ensure that all areas of the buildings, especially food preparation kitchens are safe, hygienic and pest free.
It’s also important that buildings, grounds and external seating areas are free of pests and unsightly webbing.
Termite Management
If live termites are discovered on the property, it is prudent to eradicate them as soon as possible to ensure minimal damage occurs to the buildings. On-going termite protection for the affected building is also strongly recommended after termites have been eradicated.
Fly Control
Flies are vectors of disease and must be eradicated quickly in aged care facilities to ensure food is not contaminated and the facilities remain hygienic.
We offer environmental fly management solutions to effectively deal with flies.
Nesting Ant Treatment
Ants can be a common pest in aged care facilities as many residents like to store food in their rooms and this can sometimes attract ants.
To ensure good hygiene, ants within buildings need to be eliminated as soon as possible by using targeted products that they can take back to the nest, which can often be in wall cavities.
Termite Inspection
Termites are sneaky and they travel underground looking for moisture and timber to eat. They often appear in buildings causing damage to timber wall and roof frames and can often undermine the safe structure of buildings.
To ensure that buildings are not structurally affected by termites, regular Termite Inspections are essential in ensuring that any termite activity is picked up quickly and eradicated.
German Cockroach Services
With so many deliveries coming into the premises and family members bringing items in, there is a high probability that at some stage, German cockroaches will hitch a ride in a box, bag or other item and be introduced into the facility.
Regular monthly inspections and treatment of all kitchens, kitchenettes, dining rooms, loading docks and bin areas is essential in keeping the facility free of this introduced species of cockroach.
