Professional Pest Control Services in
Lake Macquarie

1. How long do I need to stay out of my home after spraying?

Most pest control treatments require you to stay out for 2-4 hours to allow the spray to dry and ensure proper ventilation. Always follow the specific instructions given by your pest control professional.

2. Will I see pests immediately after treatment?

Yes, it’s normal to see increased pest activity for a few days to a couple of weeks after treatment. The spray agitates pests, driving them out of hiding before they die.

3. How long does it take for the treatment to work?

You may notice reduced pest activity within a few days, but it could take 1-2 weeks for the full effect, depending on the type of pest and infestation severity.

4. Do I need to clean my house after the treatment?

Avoid mopping or wiping treated surfaces for at least 7-10 days to allow the spray to work effectively. You can clean other areas as needed, but confirm with your pest control provider.

5. Is the spray safe for children and pets?

Modern pest control treatments are designed to be safe when applied correctly. Ensure children and pets are kept away from treated areas until the spray has dried completely, and follow any additional precautions provided by your technician.

6. What should I do if I still see pests after a few weeks?

It’s normal to see occasional pests even after treatment, as the chemicals have residual effects. If you still notice significant activity after 2-3 weeks, contact your pest control company for a follow-up.

7. Will the spray damage my furniture or belongings?

Most pest control sprays are formulated not to stain or damage common household surfaces. However, technicians typically avoid spraying sensitive areas like electronics, fabrics, or food-preparation surfaces.

8. How can I help maintain the treatment’s effectiveness?

Seal cracks and gaps in walls, windows, and doors. Keep your home clean and free of food crumbs. Store food in airtight containers. Remove clutter to reduce pest hiding spots.

9. How often should I schedule pest control treatments?

This depends on the type of pests and your location. For general prevention, quarterly treatments are common. Severe infestations may require more frequent follow-ups

.10. What should I do if I or someone in my household has a reaction to the spray?

Reactions are rare but possible. If anyone experiences symptoms like skin irritation, difficulty breathing, or nausea, contact a medical professional immediately and inform your pest control company.If you have additional questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to contact your pest control provider for clarification!