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Biting insects? We’ll fix the problem in no time!
Survey and Proposal
Terms & Conditions Apply
$77
Irritating, disease-spreading and hard to see, biting insects are fast becoming a problem
Biting Insects Adelaide, Bed Bugs & Flea Control Adelaide
Dealing with a mystery biting insect?
You’re not sure what’s causing it, but you and your family begin to experience itchiness and notice insect bites on your arms, neck, feet, and ankles. This is becoming increasingly common among Adelaide households, thanks to a resurgence of biting insect pests.
Insects like fleas, mites, bird lice, and bed bugs can quickly infest your home and cause significant itching and discomfort in you and your pets. Because they are so tiny, they are often hard to spot—let alone identify—so knowing how to prevent the problem can be difficult.
What to do if you have a biting insect problem
Whether you know the insect responsible or not, the only way to reliably prevent the spread of biting insects such as bird lice and fleas is with professional pest control. Call Allstate Adelaide, and an experienced technician will come out for a thorough inspection.
Why use Allstate Pest Control for your biting insect problem?
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Why Allstate Adelaide for biting insect control?
Thorough inspection and diagnosis
Personalised prevention and treatment program
Servicing all suburbs of Adelaide, South Australia
How we deal with biting insect problems
Allstate’s biting pest service starts with a thorough inspection to identify the pest, the source of the problem and all the potential harbourage points. We put together a detailed proposal for treatment, which depends on the pest identified and the size of the infestation.
Frequently Asked Questions about biting insects
What are the signs of a flea infestation?
Fleas are brown and up to 3mm long. Inspect your pet for fleas regularly, or you can tell if you’ve been bitten by small dark spots surrounded by red, usually on your feet and lower legs.
What are the signs of a bed bug problem?
Bed bugs will usually bite you just before dawn. You’ll likely see small, flat, or raised red bites on your neck and arms, which often appear in a straight line. See more about bed bugs here.
How do you treat bird lice and mites?
Bird mites and lice are usually caused by birds nesting on your roof. Once the birds have left, the mites feed on you as their new host. We solve the problem by removing the nest, applying mite dust to the roof void, and bird-proofing the roof to prevent them from building future nests.
How do you prevent biting insects?
- Vacuum regularly and empty the vacuum away from your home
- Wash pet bedding in water over 50 degrees
- Wash your bedding and clothes in hot water
- Keep windows and doors closed and install flyscreens to prevent outdoor biting insects like mosquitoes
How to identify insect bites in Australia?
In Australia, insect bites can be easily identified by their appearance and the following symptoms.
Mosquito bites usually appear as small, with round bumps on the skin with a red centre. They can be itchy and may cause swelling or a burning sensation. They also cause mosquito-borne diseases, allergic reactions and discomfort. Use insect-repellent spray on areas infested by mosquitoes.
Tick bites can be identified by a small, red bump on the skin with a black dot in the centre. Unlike mosquito bites, tick bites are not usually itchy but may cause flu-like symptoms such as fever, headache, and body aches. Unlike bees, bull ants and biting midges, ticks do not cause immediate pain.
If you’re unsure what insect bite you have, it’s best to seek medical advice. Sometimes, bites from certain insects like the venomous funnel-web spider or paralysis tick can be life-threatening and require immediate medical attention.
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