Dead Easy Eco-friendly Pest Control Solutions

At Dead Easy Pest Control we are passionate about helping to save Cape Town’s diverse wildlife. With greater economic opportunities in cities, rapid urbanisation is a reality. The challenges of managing waste and the animals it attracts are rapidly mounting. Using poisons is quick but dirty from a wildlife perspective: the ultimate price will be paid by those animals at the top of the food chain, such as Genets, Cape Eagle Owls, Water Mongooses, and rarer ones such as Caracals, Otters, and Honey Badgers. The poisons can also make their way into the city’s streams, wetlands and estuaries eventually ending in our oceans. Read more on our wildlife under threat.

Before treatment of any kind, we do a thorough investigation. We look into how long the problem has been in existence, the environment in which the pests are being treated, where the pests are entering from, their main sites and of course prevention of any further infestations.

We provide cost-effective services to residential, commercial and industrial sectors throughout  Cape Town to solve common pest problems as safe and fast as possible.

Whenever you need rats, mice, cockroaches, ants or any other pests controlled and eradicated, always think about how the service or the product is going to affect your family, pets and the environment of Cape Town. Dead Easy Pest control is an environmentally conscious pest control company, we feel we have a responsibility to care for the earth and the inhabitants of Cape Town. We are constantly on the lookout for safer, low environmental impact pest solutions and make use of Green Label pesticides wherever possible which are either insect-specific baits or odourless, low toxicity sprays. Want to know more about what pesticides we use and the meaning behind the warning labels? Click here to read more.

Secondary poisoning has resulted in a dramatic decrease in the owl population all over the world including in Cape Town. We have to stop poisoning owls. Fewer owls mean more rats.

Dead Easy Pest Control is a proud supporter of The Cape Leopard Trust

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Help conserve Cape Town’s diverse wildlife. Reduce secondary poisoning – THINK BEFORE YOU POISON.

What Makes Us Different

With a history of more than 28 years, Dead Easy Pest Control has dedicated itself to providing eco-friendly solutions for pest control. Our primary aim is to alleviate the stress and worries caused by various pest infestations, while ensuring the safety of your pets, children, and the wildlife in Cape Town. Our rodent control service is designed to be swift, straightforward, and highly efficient.

 

To achieve our goal, we employ various methods, some that are free from harmful poisons. Instead, where possible, we utilize humane traps for rats and mice, including electronic rat traps and live catch and release mouse traps. When it comes to rat control in Cape Town, we rely on multi-feed formulations, as they are not only more effective but also environmentally safer, particularly for our precious owls.

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What Our Clients Say

They got back to me and got the job. Mark is very attentive and hands on, always available,

Stephen Berry Avatar Stephen Berry

What fantastic service - cannot recommend Robert and Evan highly enough. Quick response time, super efficient, knowledgable and friendly. And they got the job done! Thank you so much!!

Colleen Meinesz Avatar Colleen Meinesz

Excellent and prompt service - the team went above and beyond to help us. We have now dealt with our Rat issue in a safe and humane way.
Thank you!

jo reidy Avatar jo reidy

We had a cockroach problem and they sorted it out. Even when we found two roaches a couple weeks after they sprayed, they quickly came again to touch up. It’s... read more

David Smith Avatar David Smith

Positive: Professionalism ,  Punctuality ,  Quality ,  Responsiveness ,  Value We had a cockroach problem and they sorted it out. Even when we found two... read more

David Smith Avatar David Smith

They were professional and a real pleasure to do business with. They did exactly what they said they were going to do, were on time and did not have to... read more

Andre Haupt Avatar Andre Haupt

Sorted out our problem instantly. Having two dogs, their eco-friendly range put me at ease! Great service from the team!Service: Cockroaches

Cameron Jenkins Avatar Cameron Jenkins

Positive: Professionalism ,  Punctuality ,  Quality ,  Responsiveness ,  Value

Noel Marten Avatar Noel Marten

Latest Posts

The Cape Dwarf Chameleon

The Cape Dwarf Chameleon (Bradypodion pumilum) is a small lizard that is endemic to the Western Cape region of South Africa. This species is unique in that it has the ability to change color to match its surroundings, making it a master of camouflage. Unfortunately, despite its incredible adaptation skills, the Cape Dwarf Chameleon is facing significant threats to its survival.

Protecting the Wetlands and Sea Around Cape Town: The Dangers of Pest Control Poisons

Pest control poisons can have devastating effects on the environment, especially on the wetlands and sea around Cape Town, South Africa. While pesticides are necessary for pest control, their careless use can have severe impacts on the environment. In this article, we will explore the dangers of pest control poisons on the wetlands and sea around Cape Town and the need for responsible use of pesticides by pest controllers.

What’s Scratching in Your Roof?

House mice are one of the most common pests found in homes. They can breed quickly and give birth to six babies every three weeks! They may look cute but they can spread diseases, such as include salmonella, leptospirosis, and even Hantavirus. They’re also devastating to your home because of their destructive nature, which is why it’s important that you get rid of this problem quickly.

Bees Under Threat

Our Bees are under siege from habitat loss, climate change and pesticides. The World would be a much less colourful place without these important pollinators. 90% of flowering plants rely on them for reproduction, so it is safe to say that we can’t live without them!

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