Welcome To Orbit Pest Control Melbourne

Most pest control treatments are safe for families and pets when applied according to the label instructions by a trained professional. However, it's always best to consult with a pest control company to ensure the safety of your loved ones.

The frequency of pest control services varies depending on the severity of the pest problem, the type of pests, and the property's location. Therefore, it's best to consult our pest control company in Melbourne to determine the appropriate schedule for your needs. 

You can take numerous steps to reduce the risk of future infestations. It includes keeping your home clean and clutter-free, sealing up possible entry points like cracks or crevices and using natural repellents like peppermint oil around the property. Additionally, regular inspections by a professional pest control service will help identify potential problems before they become an issue.

Yes, there are some risks associated with pest control treatments. Pesticides used for pest control can be dangerous, especially if not handled correctly. It's important to follow all instructions the pest control professional provides and never use more than the recommended amount of pesticide.

Pest control treatments can be safe for humans and pets if used correctly and by a licensed professional. However, following all safety precautions and keeping pets and children away from treated areas until they are safe is essential. At Orbit Pest Control, we use environmentally friendly and pet-safe treatments designed to be non-invasive for controlling the pest problem.

Household pests can pose several dangers to human health. Here are three potential threats:

• Disease transmission: Some pests can carry and transmit diseases to humans. For example, rodents such as rats and mice can carry over 35 diseases worldwide. Mosquitoes and ticks can also transmit diseases such as Zika, Lyme, and rabies.

• Allergies and asthma: Indoor household pests such as cockroaches and dust mites can trigger allergies and asthma symptoms. Their feces, urine, saliva or shedding skin can contaminate indoor air and surfaces.

• Venomous bites or stings: Some pests, such as bees, wasps, or certain types of spiders, have venomous bites or stings that can cause allergic reactions or other health issues in some people.

Yes, you can do your pest control treatments. Many DIY options are available for pest control, including natural and chemical-based solutions. You can also purchase chemical-based pest control products such as aerosol sprays, foggers, or gels to control heavy infestations of insects. However, it's important to note that while most people can follow a pest management strategy, there may be situations where it is best to call a professional pest control expert.

Pest control can help prevent and eradicate various pests that may negatively impact humans, crops, and structures. Some common types of pests that can be controlled include termites, bed bugs, rodents (such as rats and mice), ants, cockroaches, and others. Our pest control methods include sanitation, exclusion, repellents, poison baits, traps, fumigation, pesticides, and biological control.

Yes, you can spray your own house for pests using chemical-based pest control products such as aerosol sprays or foggers. However, it's essential to carefully read and follow the label directions and take appropriate safety precautions when using these products. Chemical pesticides can potentially cause harm to people, animals or the environment if not used correctly.

The length of time for pest control treatment at your house can vary depending on factors such as the type of pests being treated, the seriousness of the infestation and the methods used. A typical pest control treatment can take 30 minutes to several hours. In some cases, multiple visits may be required to control the pest problem effectively.

It is generally recommended to wait a few hours after pest control treatment before sleeping in the treated area. This allows the chemicals to dry and settle, reducing the risk of inhalation or skin contact. However, the exact waiting period may vary depending on the specific products used, and it's essential to follow the instructions of the pest control professional.