Nobbys is the headland that's kept watch over this harbour for generations. We borrowed the idea: know the coast, watch it closely, and catch the trouble before it becomes one.
Pest control isn't the same job everywhere. A dry inland town, a humid coastal city and a bush-fringe suburb each face a different set of pests, at different times of year, getting in through different parts of the house. We built this business around Newcastle's version of that picture — coastal humidity, a lot of old timber housing, and the bush pressing in from the west.
That local focus is the whole point. It's why we can tell you why a Merewether subfloor and a Wallsend back fence need watching for completely different reasons — and why the fix for each is different too.
Three things we hold to:
Pest control is a licensed trade in New South Wales. The treatments are carried out by licensed pest technicians, and timber-pest work is done to the Australian Standards — AS 3660 for termite management and AS 4349.3 for inspections.
Pests are stressful enough without a hard sell. We'd rather do the calm, careful thing — inspect the home, tell you straight what's going on, and sort what actually needs sorting. That's the job.