Pest Control in Ferny Creek for Homes in the Forest

Ferny Creek sits high above Upper Ferntree Gully along the Mount Dandenong Tourist Road, surrounded by the Dandenong Ranges National Park. Homes are set into steep, heavily treed blocks among mountain ash and tree ferns. Many are timber houses and cottages, some with decks built out over the slope, others tucked down long, narrow driveways.

Up here, the weather is cool and damp for much of the year, and that shapes the pests. Silverfish thrive in damp rooms, wardrobes and bookshelves. Portuguese millipedes come in from the leaf litter after rain, and spiders build in window frames and under decks. Rats and mice move from the forest into roof spaces in winter, where they can chew wiring and insulation.

Crews working from Ferntree Gully reach Ferny Creek in around ten to fifteen minutes up the hill. When you call, tell us about parking, the driveway and access to the roof space. We give you upfront pricing and book a time that suits.