Pest Control in Belgrave for Hills Homes and Cottages

Belgrave sits at the end of the Belgrave line, where the Puffing Billy Railway begins its run through the hills. The township has a busy main street of shops and cafes, and homes spread out across steep, forested slopes around it. Many are weatherboard cottages and timber homes on stumps, with decks, sheds and gardens that run into the bush.

Life among the trees brings pests to the door. Rats and mice move into roof spaces and subfloors when the nights turn cold, and millipedes come under doors on wet autumn evenings. Black house spiders, huntsmen and white-tailed spiders are common in and around the house. European wasps nest in woodpiles and retaining walls in late summer.

Crews working from Ferntree Gully reach Belgrave in around fifteen minutes up the Burwood Highway. When you call, tell us about the driveway and access to the roof space and subfloor. We give you upfront pricing and book a time that suits.