Professional Pest Control Millgate Farm

Almost never in an obvious pond, and that is the whole difficulty. It's the water people don't think of as water: a blocked gutter, the saucer under a potted fern, a folded tarpaulin over firewood, an old tyre or bucket left against the boundary fence, even a clogged drain grate. We walk the property specifically looking for these after-rain pools before we treat anything, because spraying the patio while a gutter three metres away is still breeding a new batch every week solves nothing.

Both, but the outside work is what actually breaks the cycle here. Indoor treatment deals with the mosquitoes already inside on a given evening. Treating the breeding water and the vegetation where adults rest during the day is what stops the next batch from hatching at all. On a shaded stand like this one, we treat both as one job rather than just the room you happened to call us about.

Yes. Because the breeding sites here are mostly about water sitting somewhere it shouldn't for days at a time, walking the property and identifying those spots before the summer rain arrives means there is less catching up to do once it does. We can talk through what we find and quote for it in writing before December.

No. Registered products are applied at the registered rate and placed specifically at breeding water and resting vegetation, not sprayed indiscriminately across beds or lawn. We'll tell you which areas to keep pets and children off and for how long, which is usually only until the product has dried.

We work out of Randburg, so Millgate Farm is a short trip for us. Our line is open around the clock from Monday to Friday, so you can call when you actually notice the water sitting rather than waiting for office hours to open.