Question 1

1. What do I need to do to prepare for a pest control treatment?

Accepted Answer

We do ask our customers to make some basic preparations, to ensure your safety and to assist with the treatment process:

Put away all food, dishes, utensils and kitchen appliances.
Put away towels, toothbrushes, toilet paper and put the toilet seat down.
Put away any precious items that may be knocked over.
Put away all childrens toys
Put away pet food and water bowls.
Clean and clear any items off the window sills.
Cover fish tanks and turn off the filter.
Cover all beds with a sheet that can be washed later.
Make sure all pets are outside.
Close all the windows.

Question 2

2. How long do I have to be away from the house for?

Accepted Answer

For interior treatments you will&need to be away from the house for at least 4 hours, after the treatment.
For exterior treatments you can stay at home if you remain inside, and close all the doors and windows.

Question 3

3. What do I need to do when I return?

Accepted Answer

Open up all the doors and windows and remain outside for at least & 20 minutes.
Wipe down all the food preparation surfaces before you use them.
Do not wash the windows until 5 days after the treatment.

Question 4

4. How safe are the treatments?

Accepted Answer

All treatments are professional applied, and are based on synthetic pyrethroids (which are based on natural pyrethrums). The products we use have been proven safe in sensitive situations over a number of years, and are all registered and approved by ERMA – Environmental Risk Management Authority of New Zealand.

Question 5

5. How do I pay?

Accepted Answer

Payment is accepted on the day of the treatment
We accept cash, cheque, eftpos, mastercard or visa

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