Bee, wasp and spider pest control at Gosnells WA 6110

Today we did a pest control service at a residential property at Gosnells WA 6110.

Pest issue

The customer had a problem with spiders, wasps, and bees making themselves at home along the external walls, along the fencing and up and down the rainwater downpipes.

Wasp next with wasps — Wasp nest – not fun

Pest Management Solution

External bee, wasp and spider treatment

We sprayed the external walls, fences, window and door frames, and downpipes with a professional highly effective pesticide. This pesticide solution is mostly water, but it contains tiny, suspended particles that get distributed together with the water when it is sprayed. Later the water dries leaving just these micro-particles in place. As it is non-repellent, the insects don’t know that it is there and don’t understand what it is. They pick up and collect the particles as they walk around. These particles then interfere with their nervous system resulting in spasms and inability to move or function, and then they just die. You might spot them shivering on the floor – then you know that we got ’em!

Internal pest control treatment

To treat the inside areas, we sprayed a residual non-repellant pesticide solution to selected areas such as: window and door frames, walls up to one meter high and along cornices. We also pumped a repellant insecticidal dust into the roof void. This dust then flows throughout the roof void and settles on most surfaces. The insects such as spiders and cockroaches try to move away from this dust but if they touch it then then collect the dust particles on their body, interfering with their nervous system and causing death within a few days.

Insect monitoring

After applying the pesticides, we installed three insect sticky traps around the kitchen to catch insects such as cockroaches. We can then later inspect these traps and see what kids of insects are visiting the house at night where nobody is around.

We also installed one moth sticky trap (pheromone-based attractors) in the pantries. These attract the moths, and they stick to the trap. So we can then identify the exact type of moth that we are dealing with and also reduce the quantity of moths in the kitchen.