Based on their nesting and feeding habits, each termite species can be classified as subterranean, drywood or dampwood termites. Understanding the nuances between these types is essential for preventing and eliminating infestations.

Bird netting is a highly effective control method for areas experiencing medium to heavy bird pressure. We’ve prepared some tips on what to consider before you install a bird net followed by a step-by-step guide to help you get it right.

Since its introduction, Termidor HE Residual Termiticide has established itself as the industry standard in termite control for Australian pest managers. Find out how Termidor HE stacks up against other termiticide options available in the market.

Servicing a rodent bait station is a standard process for all pest managers. We're sharing our expert tips to help you follow the best practice protocol and ensure you get the best results out of the service.

With so many rodent baits available in the market, here are all the rodenticides available and the different types of scenarios where they would be used so you can pick the most suitable bait for each job.

Professional pest technicians need to understand how rodenticides work, the different modes of action, and the forms of bait available. Here is a breakdown of the different rodenticide categories and how they work.

Australia has more than 60 native rodent species! However, it is the three introduced pest species: Norway rat, roof rat and the house mouse, that professional pest technicians deal. Here's how to identify them...

For over 20 years when consumers ask pest controllers what they will use to protect their homes or businesses against termites, the best answer has remained the same...