Traditional silverfish control relies heavily on spraying synthetic insecticides in homes and businesses. But the residues left behind can be harmful to your family’s health - especially for children and pets.

Silverfish elimination requires painstaking application in the small spaces these insects inhabit. Heavy use of insecticide sprays or foggers can easily spread toxins throughout your home.

We believes there is a better way - using natural ingredients and prevention strategies to remove silverfish without dangerous chemicals. Our organic treatments are:

• Made from plants, minerals, and other eco-friendly materials
• Safe for use around kids, pets, and sensitive individuals
• Designed to preserve indoor air quality in your home
• Applied only when and where absolutely necessary

We use natural diatomaceous earth dust to treat the small cracks and crevices where silverfish hide. The microscopic fossilised algae in this dust dry out silverfish’s exoskeleton, killing them within 48 hours of contact. But diatomaceous earth is non-toxic to humans and larger pets.

If needed, we apply natural essential oils like peppermint, tea tree, or eucalyptus oil to deter silverfish. The strong scents repel these pests, so they avoid treated areas. Botanical oils break down quickly without leaving lingering residues.

For immediate removal, our organic treatments utilise gentle application and extraction methods. This allows us to eliminate silverfish without spraying pesticides in your living spaces.

Silverfishes are nightly, and their recognition is a bit hard. However, here are a few signs that can assist you to understand silverfish infestation:

The shred skin and dungs of Silverfish seem like black pepper. When you recognize cast skin or droppings at your house, the possibilities are high that Silverfish infest your home.

Silverfish make holes in wallpaper, if you find holes in wallpaper, that means there is silverfish infestation.

Silverfish make clothes, magazines, wallpapers, and books to turn yellow.

They favour damp and get caught in drains and bathtubs.

They feed cloth material and silk. To examine for an infestation, inspect your cloth cabinets.

Silverfish’s friendly areas involve cardboard boxes, books, and wallpaper. Therefore, seeming at these areas can also tell you about silverfish infestation.