Crawling Insect Control Products

We offer a range of products designed to control crawling insects, including insecticide sprays, powders, bait stations, traps, and barrier treatments. These products are effective against crawling insects such as ants, bed bugs, carpet beetles, cockroaches, silverfish, spiders, woodlice, and more.

The right product depends on the type of insect and the severity of the infestation. For quick results, sprays and powders can be effective, while bait stations and traps offer longer-term control. For specific infestations like bed bugs, dedicated treatments like mattress sprays and specialist traps may be required.

Many of our products are designed to minimise risk, but it's important to follow safety instructions closely. For households with children and pets, consider using bait stations or traps that reduce exposure to chemicals. Consider using non-toxic sprays and powders and make sure to only apply these in areas where they cannot be accessed by children or animals.

Results can vary depending on the product used and the type of insect. Sprays, powders, and traps can deliver immediate results but may not address the source of the infestation. Bait stations, on the other hand, can eradicate the entire infestation, though they may take a few days or even weeks to be fully effective, as they rely on insects carrying the poison back to their nests.

Yes, many of our crawling insect control products are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. See instructions for more details however sprays and powders are generally effective for both environments, while bait stations and traps can also be placed outside near entry points to stop insects from entering your home.

To prevent crawling insects, seal cracks and gaps around doors, windows, and foundations. Keep food stored in airtight containers and regularly clean up food spills and debris. Barrier treatments, like sprays and powders, can be applied around entry points to stop insects from getting inside.

For bed bugs, we recommend using sprays, powders, and specialised bed bug traps. Ants can be managed with bait stations and insecticide sprays around entry points and nests. Ensure the product is suitable for the specific insect causing the infestation.

Yes, combining products can be very effective. For example, you can use sprays for immediate contact killing, along with bait stations and traps for long-term monitoring and control. This multi-step approach ensures that both immediate and hidden pests are dealt with.

If the infestation persists despite using our products, consider increasing the number of traps or treatments in problem areas. Severe infestations might require professional pest control services for complete eradication.