CRICKET PEST CONTROL PERTH
Why do Perth residents choose 5 Star for cricket pest control?
We’re proud to be the exterminators of choice for many in the metro region. Here are just a few of the reasons people trust us with their pest control:
Fast Response and 24/7 Emergency Service
Stop the Chirping with Cricket Pest Control
Why do Perth residents choose 5 Star for cricket pest control?
We’re proud to be the exterminators of choice for many in the metro region. Here are just a few of the reasons people trust us with their pest control:
- Locally owned and operated
- Treatments safe to use in areas with children, pets, and the immune-compromised
- Industry-leading techniques and treatments
- Customers receive the knowledge they need to make the best choice
- Long-term pest prevention advice
Effective cricket extermination
Treatments safe for family & pets
Eco-friendly solutions
Licensed for the highest-quality products
Trusted by Perth families
Our 5 Star Process for Pest Control
1. Speak with an Expert
Give us a call and receive a free quote. We can arrange an inspection if needed and discuss the best options for you.
2. Treatment and Extermination
We’ll decide on the best course of action and get the extermination underway.
3. Safeguarded by Warranty
All 5 Star general treatments are covered by our warranty and 30-day money-back guarantee.
(Terms & Conditions Apply)
How to spot a cricket infestation
What do crickets look like?
The appearance of pests vary depending on the species, and many different types are found in Perth.
- House crickets are around 2 cm long and light brown with three dark bands across the head.
- Mole crickets are usually between 2 and 4 cm, with thick brown bodies and powerful front legs.
- Black field crickets are black or brown and up to 3 cm long.
What do crickets eat?
Like most pests, crickets are attracted by food and are more likely to infest a property with an abundant source. They eat a variety of things, including:
- Fruits and vegetables
- Grains and cereals
- Clothing
- Carpets and drapes
- Pet biscuits
How to avoid a cricket infestation
The best way to avoid an infestation of any pest is through prevention. There are a few simple things you can do around the home to reduce the likelihood of crickets appearing, including:
- Finding and filling any cracks, gaps, or holes in outside walls
- Storing firewood away from the house, up off the ground, in a dry area.
- Turning off lights in the evening
- Maintaining your garden by mowing and pruning regularly
- Cleaning gutters
- Fixing water leaks and clogged drains