Pest Control in Tecoma for Timber Homes in the Hills

Tecoma is a small hills village on the Burwood Highway between Upwey and Belgrave, with a strip of shops and its own stop on the Belgrave line. Behind the highway, streets climb steeply into the forest. Many homes are timber or weatherboard, often on stumps with open subfloors, and most are surrounded by tall trees, ferns and damp gullies.

That setting brings the classic hills pests. Portuguese millipedes move in from the leaf litter on wet autumn nights. Rats and mice shelter under homes on stumps and climb into roof spaces as winter arrives. Spiders are busy around decks and windows all year, and European wasps nest in woodpiles and retaining walls by late summer.

Crews working from Ferntree Gully reach Tecoma in around ten to fifteen minutes up the highway. When you call, tell us about the driveway, parking and access under the house. We give you upfront pricing and book a time that suits.