Surekill Pest Control Pty Ltd

Bird quoting can take approximately 45 minutes. The Technician will come out to the premises to inspect the area and discuss options. Emailed quote. Acceptance of quote, then time arranged for installation.

Job are booked with a time allocation of arrival e.g. between 10 am and 12 noon. The treatment time needs to be considered if the Technician arrives at 12 please not the quote will not be finished until 12:45 pm.

Surekill Pest Control Pty Ltd is insured by Pacific International. Our Technicians are licensed by the Environmental Protection Authority EPA. Our Trainees complete the Rapid Training Course and receive on the job training. Our Technicians are trained to deliver a service in accordance with the Australian Standards

Bird Proofing and Management the weather conditions depend on wheat the Technician is doing to proof the property. It is requires outside then if it is unsafe to do the instalment we will reschedule.

Allow access into roof and/or areas that will require bird proofing

Discuss and Inspect - Our Technician will take the time to discuss the cockroach problem. They will inspect the environment to get an understanding of the problem. Also they will conduct a Environmental Inspection Report to ensure that it is safe to conduct the treatment as required by the Environment Protection Authority EPA.

Payment is due. Payment Options are cash, credit, eftpos or cheque.

Unless specific written arrangements have been provided the full contract price shall due due and payable and recoverable prior to treatment.

Proofing the building is the first thing done by Technicians. They check if there are holes or access points into the building roof, walls, subfloors, where birds could be nesting. They remove the birds nests and treat for bird lice. After that they will either repair the building or use another proofing method to stop the birds accessing their nesting area.

Post and Wire deterrent is when the wire stops bird from landing. It is the original bird proofing system that can be considered for buildings with low pressure pigeon or gull problems. It is unobtrusive when installed correctly and it is favoured by many architects. Posts can be drilled into the substrate or stick-on bases can be considered, particularly on lead or zinc cladding.

Netting is used to cover harbourage areas to prevent nesting and perching on sheltered ledges or other surfaces. Netting is the most effective proofing measure as it can generally work for all species, at all pressures. No flame nets are available - fire tested and certified to not propagate a flame and are perfect for fire escapes, light wells and areas that people may walk underneath.