Moth calls in New Farm usually come from small holes turning up in wool jumpers or blankets, or moths flying out of a pantry near stored grains and cereal. Send through whether it is clothing, pantry food, or both, since the treatment for each is different, and we book a local crew that treats the right area for the type of moth involved.
Wardrobes, linen presses, and pantries in units and houses around New Farm each hold moths in a different way, wool and natural fibres for clothes moths, and dry goods for pantry moths. The crew treats wardrobes, drawers, and storage boxes for clothes moths, or pantry shelves, cracks, and cupboard corners for pantry moths, based on what has been described when the visit is booked. Rugs, wool blankets stored in boxes, and out-of-season coats hung at the back of a wardrobe are also worth mentioning when you book, since clothes moths often settle into fabric that is not handled for months at a time.
- Wardrobe, drawer, and linen press treatment for clothes moths
- Pantry shelf and cupboard treatment for pantry moths
- Advice on storing wool items in sealed bags or containers
- Advice on checking dry goods before they go back on the shelf
- A note on where larvae or webbing was found during the visit
Bookings in New Farm can often be arranged for the same-day or next-day where the run allows, and older units with built-in wardrobes are a regular part of the run, along with homes where a pantry moth problem has spread from one cupboard to another nearby.
Call 07 3543 7772 to book, with pricing given before the crew arrives.
