Family-safe pest control for Mosman homes — cockroaches, ants, spiders, rodents and more, treated with proven, eco-friendly methods that are safe around children and pets — with treatments starting at $249.
Between the harbour foreshore, established gardens and beautiful older homes, Mosman gives pests plenty to work with. Roof rats run the fence lines and power cables at night, spiders settle into dense greenery, and cockroaches make themselves at home in kitchens across houses and apartments alike.
Homes & Hedges provides professional pest control across Mosman and the lower North Shore. We identify the problem properly, treat it with safe, eco-friendly products, and give you honest advice on keeping pests from coming back.
Mosman’s Federation-era roofs are a favourite for roof rats, especially as the weather cools. We find entry points, bait securely away from kids and pets, and tell you exactly what to seal.
Mature gardens and stone walls shelter webbing spiders and funnel-webs at ground level. We treat eaves, fences and garden zones so your outdoor areas stay family-friendly.
Cockroaches move between neighbouring apartments, so one treated kitchen rarely fixes the building. We offer strata-wide programs and honest advice for individual units.
One local team for the whole home — bundle these with your pest treatment and save yourself another call-out.
General pest treatments start at $249, with the exact price depending on the pest and the size of your home. Quotes are free and obligation-free, and the price we quote is the price you pay.
Yes. We use proven, eco-friendly products that are safe around children and pets, and we’ll tell you exactly what to expect on the day — including any short re-entry times for treated areas.
For most Mosman homes, a general pest treatment once a year keeps cockroaches, spiders and ants under control. Older homes with a history of roof rats may benefit from a six-monthly check.
Usually not. For standard treatments you can stay home — we’ll just ask you to keep kids and pets clear of treated areas until they’re dry, which is typically an hour or two.
