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Bugroff Pest Busters

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25.01.2022 Sherlock’s skills are amazing! Just see for yourself! BugROff termite detection dogs are exclusively trained by Steve Austin - Professional Dog Trainer

25.01.2022 We love being able to show you just how Sherlock does it! Pre-Inspections are a must for anyone investing their money into a property -- we can talk to you about your steps for protecting your potential new home before you buy!

20.01.2022 BugROff Pest Busters welcomes Andrew McBride to the team. Andrew is the new franchisee for South West Victoria covering Warrnambool, Hamilton and surrounding ar...eas. Andrew brings a wealth of knowledge to the BugROff brand along with his wife Mary Anne who will be a dynamic duo. We are excited to have them be part of BugROff Pest Busters! See more

17.01.2022 BugROff Pest Busters the trusted name is now servicing Warrnambool, Hamilton and Sth West Victoria. Have peace of mind about who you invite to your home as BugROff Pest Busters have been awarded Pest Manager of the Year 2020 by AEPMA and all technicians have National Police Checks and Working with Children Checks- Call us today to experience a service with a difference 1300 559 799

15.01.2022 Sherlock is at it again! When let loose on a farm with many distractions he still gets the job done! Check out the the little rascals he finds!

08.01.2022 Recently the Landsborough CFA had a call out to a smoldering mound observed by someone passing by. This is what they found.... this is a termite nest that has self-combusted! Upon inspection by the CFA a contributing factor to this happening was not detected. The internal of a termite nest where the nursery is can get up to 35 degrees depending on outside temperatures , however this is extremely rare for them to self-combust. Thank you Landsborough CFA for sharing these photos, its important for our communities to be aware heading into the fire season and not to ignore it.