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Winter Rodent Season Is Here
Book a Rodent Treatment in May or June and receive a complimentary reusable Rat Snap Trap.
Rodent control success grounded in two decades of experience and ecological understanding.
EcologistNZ focuses on identifying why pest activity is occurring and applying targeted, site-specific solutions that deliver real, long-term control.
Each property is assessed individually, with accurate advice, clear communication, and a commitment to getting results.
EcologistNZ specialises in rodent management using both traditional and lower-toxicity approaches.
30-60 day follow-up monitoring service included with every booking during May and June
Professional Pest Management-Protecting Ecosystem Services
Professional Pest Management-Protecting Ecosystem Services
Our goal is to identify active rodent areas, locate entry points, and design a rodent control programme that can be easily maintained for long term results
Alerting clients to simple changes to waste, storage, and structural issues will help reduce ongoing rodent pressure and quickly get on top of new infestations.
INCREASE BACKYARD BIODIVERSITY
EcologistNZ reduces rodent activity and the damage those pests do to our environment.
REDUCE POISON USE
Pesticide use is minimised for a more targeted, practical system that reduces pressure while allowing urban biodiversity to function and recover.
Healthy ecosystems provide humans with ecosystem services—the natural processes that support human health and wellbeing. Managing pests carefully helps protect these systems, within our urban environments.
Residential Services
Book an assessment and EcologistNZ will carry out a thorough inspection of your property, identifying pest activity and recommending a clear, practical path forward.
Where appropriate, treatment starts straight away, allowing you to address the issue without delay. Giving you Peace of Mind.
A structured 30-60 day follow up service is included to review progress and ensure control will be maintained long term.
This is not just a one-off visit—it’s a considered approach to managing pest activity properly and with confidence.
Commercial Services
Book a commercial assessment and EcologistNZ will inspect your site, identify risks, and provide a clear report with practical recommendations.
A tailored pest management programme is then designed to suit your operations, with a focus on effective control and reduced reliance on pesticides.
A structured, professional approach to keeping your business protected and well managed.
022 135 7704
Same Day Assessment Option
If you proceed with installation and payment on the same day request, EcologistNZ will provide a $50 service credit to use toward your first annual rodent management service or a seasonal summer ant treatment.
dawn@ecologistnz.co.nz
Why Choose EcologistNZ
Why Choose EcologistNZ
Every property has different reasons driving rodent activity.
EcologistNZ takes a considered, ecology informed approach. First we identify why pests are present, then we find where they are entering and thirdly what is allowing them to stay and increase in numbers.
Clients choose EcologistNZ for our easy to understand assessments, practical solutions, and professional committment to long term results.
You can choose:
One-time service
Ongoing monthly service
Annual pre-winter service
How we work
How we work
We use the APP method to assess, plan and protect
Assess
We inspect the site to identify pest activity, entry points, and the conditions allowing the problem to persist.
Plan
We recommend a clear, practical approach based on the pest issue, property type, and level of risk.
Protect
We apply targeted control and provide advice to reduce reinfestation through monitoring, proofing, and site management.
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Call to discuss the pest activity at your home, rental, or commercial premises.
Phone or Text:
022 135 7704
Email:
dawn@ecologistnz.co.nz
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