From Sandringham and Brighton to St Kilda, Toorak and Kew. Choose your suburb for local pest information, or just ask if yours isn’t listed.
City of Bayside
Bayside mixes beachside period homes, mid-century houses and newer townhouses, often on sandy coastal soil with established gardens, mature trees and timber decks. Sandy, well-drained soil and big old trees suit subterranean termites, and coastal vegetation along the foreshore gives spiders, ants and rodents plenty of cover.
City of Port Phillip
Port Phillip is dense: Victorian and Edwardian terraces with shared walls and sub-floors, art deco flats, modern apartment blocks and busy café and restaurant strips. Pests travel easily between attached homes, and short-stay rentals see more bed bugs than most areas.
City of Glen Eira
Glen Eira is mostly family homes — Edwardian and interwar weatherboards, Californian bungalows and post-war brick veneers — many with timber floors over sub-floors, large backyards and mature trees.
City of Stonnington
Stonnington ranges from grand period homes on big gardens to high-rise apartments above Chapel Street, Toorak Road and High Street, with a large hospitality scene in between.
City of Melbourne
The inner city is apartments, offices, hotels, short-stay rentals and commercial kitchens. Shared bin rooms, risers and service ducts let pests move between floors and tenancies.
City of Boroondara
Boroondara is one of Melbourne’s leafiest areas: Victorian, Federation and interwar homes on large blocks, big old trees and creek and Yarra River corridors close by.
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