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Address

PO Box 889, Epping, NSW, 1710, Australia

Telephone

02 9869 3153

Fax

02 9869 3642

E-mail

Website

www.systemspest.com.au

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Systems Pest Management has pioneered low hazard and non-chemical pest management since 1983. The company concentrates on locating and addressing causes of problems rather than simply treating the symptoms.

Systems Pest does not use chemicals for preventive control and never carries out general pest sprays. The company's strategies have been shown to be effective despite the claims of "chemical" advocates.
The company employs consultants with knowledge and expertise in the natural sciences and has been at the forefront of changes within the pest control industry, advocating against the unnecessary use of hazardous chemicals.

Systems Pest Management leads the field in thoroughness and spends the time necessary to assess each individual situation carefully and compiling a detailed report, NOT just a page of ticked boxes. As a consumer, you want the job done right the first time so you don't have to keep wasting time and money calling the company back. With Systems Pest Management, you can count on their efficient service first time, every time.

The company educates its clients so that they understand the thinking behind Systems Pest Management's recommendations. The company is committed to being the most thorough and effective Integrated Pest Management business in Australia.

Time and time again, happy customers come back to Systems Pest Management as they know they are getting expertise, professional and quality service all built in to a detailed report for a fast and effective solution to the problem.

Services we provide
Systems Pest Management offers a wide range of treatments, which are always specific to the pests and are effective in both commercial and domestic environments.

Timber Pests
Timber Pest Inspections and Management Programme Systems Pest Management provides a thorough and detailed inspection service of all accessible timbers for termites, borers and fungal decay. The company's comprehensive report details findings, provides a detailed risk analysis and suggests an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) strategy.

Systems Pest also recommends non-chemical control measures to reduce susceptibility to fungal decay and termite attack.

Treatment of Termite Infestations
Where necessary, Systems Pest uses localised curative chemical and biological controls and recommendations may also include the use of termite-luring systems containing insect growth regulators.

Minimum Termite Risk Building Design
Systems Pest provides a consultation service for new structures and extensions detailing a termite management strategy without the need for hazardous chemical barrier treatments.

Nuisance and Public Health Pests
Systems Pest Management offers low hazard management for ants, cockroaches, rodents, silverfish and other nuisance pests. The strategies suit allergy sufferers and people sensitive to chemicals.

Examples of How the Systems Approach Works...

Cockroaches Eliminated Without Harming New Babies.
One of Systems Pest's clients, who had a three-week-old baby, had approached another pest control company to treat an infestation of cockroaches. She was told that they would not be able to spray her property until the child was at least 3 months old. Systems Pest's non-chemical treatment could be applied immediately, thereby eliminating the problem.

Environmentally Sensitive Approach to Heritage Restoration
Old buildings pose significant challenges - treatment must minimise interference to existing structures. Also contamination of nearby fragile ecosystems must be avoided and the public needs to be protected from potentially hazardous chemicals. Systems Pest's strategy, developed in consultation with building management and architects, takes all of these factors into consideration.

Costly Mistakes Avoided in Building Plans
An owner builder approached Systems Pest to assess plans for a slab-on-ground extension. Systems Pest suggested crucial modifications to the structure which minimised the risk of termite attack and also ensured access for future inspections to what would otherwise have been inaccessible parts of the structure.