Moth Control Melbourne
Clothes and carpet moth larvae eat wool, silk, leather and carpet, often in dark wardrobes and under furniture. Pantry moths arrive in food packets and spread through the pantry. The damage is done by the larvae, so that’s what we target.
Signs of Moths
- Holes in woollen clothes, rugs or carpet edges
- Small silken tubes or webbing in wardrobes and carpet
- Small moths flying in wardrobes or the pantry
- Webbing or larvae in flour, rice, cereal or pet food
How We Treat Moths
- Clothes and carpet moths: we treat carpets (especially edges and under furniture), wardrobes and storage areas to kill larvae and eggs. Carpet beetles are treated the same way.
- Pantry moths: throw out infested food, clean the shelves, then we treat cracks and crevices and advise on sealed storage.
- Prevention: regular vacuuming, airing stored woollens and keeping dry goods in sealed containers.
Everyone, including children, babies and pets, can come back inside 2 hours after the indoor treatment.
Guarantee
Pantry moth treatments don’t come with an automatic guarantee. If a guarantee applies to your moth treatment, we’ll confirm it in writing. See our guarantee terms.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do before a moth treatment?
Vacuum thoroughly, especially carpet edges, and empty the wardrobes and pantry areas to be treated. Wash or dry-clean affected clothing.
How did I get pantry moths?
They usually arrive as eggs in packets of flour, rice, nuts or pet food, then spread to other food in the pantry.
Also see silverfish control.
Book Moth Control in Melbourne
Call 1800 38 66 55, 7 days a week, or send us your details and tell us what you’re seeing. We’ll confirm the right treatment and price before any work starts.
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