Silverfish calls in New Farm often start with small silver insects found in a bathroom cabinet, a stack of old books, or a wardrobe that stays damp during warmer, wetter months. Send through where they have been seen and we book a local crew that treats damp, dark spots rather than just the room you noticed them in.
Older units and Queenslander homes around New Farm can hold damp air in bathrooms, laundries, and under-stair storage, which is exactly where silverfish tend to sit during the day. The crew treats skirting boards, cupboards, bathroom and laundry areas, and storage spaces, then looks at any damp patches that might be drawing them in, since silverfish tend to return to the same spots if the damp itself is not dealt with as well. Bookshelves, filing boxes, and stored paperwork in a garage or spare room are also worth mentioning when you book, since silverfish can move into paper storage well away from the bathroom where they were first seen. A visit sometimes covers more than one room where damp patches turn up in connecting spaces, such as a bathroom next to a linen cupboard.
- Bathroom, laundry, and cupboard treatment
- Skirting board and storage area treatment
- Wardrobe and bookshelf area checks where paper is stored
- Advice on airflow in damp rooms where this helps
- A note on damp patches worth keeping an eye on
Visits around New Farm can often be booked for the same-day or next-day where the run allows, and older upper-floor units with less airflow are a regular part of the run, along with ground-floor homes with damp subfloor spaces underneath.
Call 07 3543 7772 to book, with pricing set out before the crew arrives.
