FAQs
- What is pest control and is it neccessary?
- How often should I have a pest control treatment done?
- How do I prepare for my pest controller?
- Will treatment harm my children, pets or unborn child?
- What should I do if I think I have found termites?
- What can I do to prevent a termite infestation?
- Will the pest control treament stain my carpet or other surfaces?
- Do I need to wash everything after the pest control treatment?
- What is pest control and is it neccessary?
- How often should I have a pest control treatment done?
- How do I prepare for my pest controller?
- Remove all consumable items
- Clear all floor surfaces, vacuum and mop areas
- Close all doors to wardrobes, drawers etc
- remove pets, their bedding and feeding equipment
- And if possible let the neighbours know
- Will treatment harm my children, pets or unborn child?
- What should I do if I think I have found termites?
- DO NOT disturb the termites!
- Contact, Pioneer Pest Control immediately
- DO NOT spray the Termites with fly spray or douse with kerosene or petrol.
- DO NOT remove the damaged timbers.
- What can I do to prevent a termite infestation?
- Will the pest control treament stain my carpet or other surfaces?
- Do I need to wash everything after the pest control treatment?
Pest control is the effective removal of undesirable insects and pests from your home or workplace.
Pest control is neccessary because pests can cause structural damage to your home or work premisis and can also spread disease.
Regularly, at least once a year. Shorter periods may be recommended, depending on environment conditions.
Preparation requirements depend on what type of pest treatment is being administered. General preparation can include:
We use the safest, most modern materials available and will not carry out any work which might cause a problem. We ask that pregnant women and all children be absent while treatment is being carried out and for 2-4 hours afterwards. This is just to be extra careful in case any allergy-type reactions occur. This is especially the case for anyone who suffers from asthma, this is recommended to avoid triggering an asthma attack.
Animals must be kept off treated surfaces until they are dry – usually and hour.
By disturbing the Termites you can cause them to retreat and re–appear to attack elsewhere in your home. Disturbance can also minimise the opportunity to eliminate the colony (remember the colony may not be on your property).
Yes! Remove any scrap wood from directly around or under your property, and avoid erecting wooden structures that directly touch the soil to minimise the risk of Termite infestations. Annual termite inspections are recommended and we encourage all home owners and occupants to keep a regular look around the perimeter of the home to note a change in environmental conditions, like trees, or more dirt build up around the outside.
No, the treatment we use does not stain. It’s a water based residual spray that doesn’t contain strong solvents, however depending on the flooring (hardwood, combination flooring) always tell the technician of these factors.
We take all care we can when treating your home however please consult with the team before we start any treatments.
There is no need to wash utensils or surfaces once the treatment is carried out. Our team is spraying onto the ground level. We always recommend you wipe over anything left out when we complete a treatment. For pets always wash their bowls with warm soapy water and replace water for fresh after you wash.
If you have German roaches we have suggestions on preparation for our treatments. Please call our office to discuss these.
