
If you’re dealing with unwanted pests in your home or business, it’s not always easy to know when to call in professional help. While minor problems might seem manageable with DIY sprays or traps, infestations can quickly grow out of control. That’s when a trusted pest control company in New Zealand, like JAE, can make all the difference.
When you choose JAE, you’re getting more than just pest control; you’re getting expertise backed by recognised qualifications.
Flies can quickly spread bacteria and contaminate food surfaces, especially in warmer months. While fly sprays and traps might offer short-term relief, ongoing infestations require expert treatment.
Consider professional fly pest control if:
JAE’s pest control specialists use approved and effective treatments to help manage fly populations and reduce future outbreaks.
Ants are one of the most common pests in New Zealand, especially in kitchens and pantries. While you might spot only a few at first, large colonies can contain thousands.
Call JAE for professional pest control help if:
JAE’s ant pest control specialists understand ant species and behaviour, allowing them to track nests and apply treatments designed to address the entire colony, not just the surface problem.
As our climate warms up, fleas can quickly infest homes with pets, causing itching, irritation, and allergic reactions for both animals and humans. Vacuuming and washing bedding helps, but once fleas breed in carpets and upholstery, professional treatment is essential. Many DIY treatments are not very effective at treating flea eggs.
Contact JAE for professional flea pest control treatment if:
JAE offers comprehensive flea treatments that target both adult fleas and their eggs for long-lasting results.
New Zealand homes often attract spiders seeking shelter, warmth, or insects to feed on. Spider webs make our homes appear uncared for. While most are harmless, species like the white-tailed spider or noble false widow spider can bite and cause painful reactions.
You might want to call the experts if:
JAE’s trained technicians know where spiders like to hide and how to reduce the insects they feed on, providing long-term, professional spider pest control solutions.
Rats and mice are fast breeders; a small problem can become a serious infestation in just a few weeks. They’re often active at night and can squeeze through small gaps, making them difficult to control without expert help.
Signs you may need to call JAE for pest control:
JAE’s technicians can locate entry points, identify nesting areas, and apply targeted rodent control strategies to help stop infestations before they spread.
While store-bought products may help temporarily, they rarely get to the root of the issue. Certified professionals like JAE understand pest biology, seasonal patterns, and how to identify where pests are nesting or entering your property.
If you’ve tried to control pests yourself without lasting success, or the problem keeps returning, it’s time to call in the experts for comprehensive, long-term pest control solutions NZ homeowners and businesses can rely on.
FAQs
Q: How do I know when to call a professional pest control service?
A: If pests keep coming back despite DIY treatments, or you notice signs of infestation like droppings, webs, or bites, it’s time to call JAE Pest Control. Our technicians can assess the situation and recommend the right solution.
Q: Are JAE pest control treatments safe for pets and families?
A: Yes, JAE uses approved, targeted pest control methods designed to protect people, pets, and the environment while managing pests effectively.

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