Inspect and seal cracks, gaps, and holes around doors, windows, and foundations.

Keep food in sealed containers and clean up spills promptly.

Empty bins regularly and keep lids tightly closed to avoid attracting pests.

Fix leaks, improve drainage, and avoid standing water around the property.

Inspect kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and storage areas for pest signs.

Look for nests, burrows, or termite activity around the garden, fence lines, and sheds.

Identify rodent droppings, gnaw marks, or damaged packaging as early warning signs.

Place sticky traps or bait stations in high-risk areas to track pest activity.

Use safe, targeted sprays, dusts, or gels as recommended for the pest type.

Place rodent traps, bait stations, or insect traps where activity is detected.

Dispose of dead pests and contaminated materials promptly and hygienically.

Hire licensed pest control specialists for severe or recurring infestations.

Check treated zones regularly to ensure pests have been fully eliminated.

Refresh traps, baits, and monitoring devices as needed to maintain control.

Trim plants, clear debris, and keep firewood or compost away from the house.

Arrange seasonal inspections to prevent pests from returning.