Trust & Compliance
Why choose a licensed local business
Trust should be verifiable, not claimed. Here are the factors that matter — with the specific details shown once they're supplied and verified. Nothing here is invented.
WA registration
Pest-management businesses and technicians in Western Australia are subject to licensing and registration requirements. Our registration and technician licence details will be displayed here once verified.
Technician licensing
Treatments are carried out by appropriately licensed and endorsed technicians, as required in WA. Termite and timber-pest work is a distinct endorsement area.
Experience
We work across Ellenbrook and the Swan Valley and understand the pests and conditions common to these suburbs. Specific years of experience will be shown once verified.
Insurance
Public liability insurance details will be shown here once supplied and verified.
Clear service process
We explain what we find, the options, and what to expect — before any work begins. Treatment documentation is provided where relevant.
Safety procedures
Products are applied in a targeted way with clear guidance on precautions for children, pets and food areas.
Verified details to follow
The following will be displayed here once supplied and verified. We don't publish unverified licence numbers, insurance details, guarantees, awards or memberships.
- Business registration: [number]
- Technician licence: [details]
- Endorsements: [timber pests etc.]
- Insurance: [policy details]
- Guarantee: [if offered]
- Memberships: [if any]
How to verify a pest-management business in WA
WA Health advises customers to check that a pest-management business is registered and that technicians hold the appropriate licensing and endorsements for the work they carry out. You're welcome to ask us for our registration and licence details before commissioning any work — and we encourage you to do the same with any provider.
Ask us about our licensingNoticed something around your home?
Tell us what you're dealing with and we'll help you work out the next step — whether that's an inspection, treatment, or simple prevention advice.