Flick Pest Control Bunbury

Flick Pest Control Bunbury operates as a pest control provider in Bunbury, Western Australia. Flick has served Australia for over 105 years and merged with Advanced Pest Control Bunbury (South West). The business provides pest control services across Bunbury and surrounding areas including Abbey, Barragup, Preston Beach, Uduc, Brunswick, Collie, Australind, Eaton, Burekup, Roelands, Picton, Picton East, East Bunbury, South Bunbury, Dalyellup, Pelican Point, Millbridge, Waterloo, Myalup, Donnybrook, Busselton, Boyup Brook, Eagle Bay, Dunsborough, Margaret River, Wilyabrup, Yallingup, Barrabup, and surrounds.

It offers residential, commercial and industrial pest control services, as well as professional hygiene services across all sectors. Commercial pest control serves hospitality, retail, healthcare, education, manufacturing, and local government institutions, and includes compliance ready reporting that meets HACCP and industry standards. Home Protection plans include a comprehensive 12 month warranty when subscribed and are serviced by local Bunbury qualified technicians.

SMART Digital Rodent Monitoring is a 24/7 non-toxic rodent monitoring system included in the Gold Home Protection Plan and can be added to Silver and Bronze plans. Technicians are trained to Australian and International standards. Products are certified, methods traceable and documented, and all procedures conform to HACCP and GMP standards. Services include residential pest control, commercial pest control, termite solutions, washroom hygiene, and disinfection service.

Bird control, sanitary inspection and hygiene work alongside general pest treatment forms the core of what this Bunbury branch offers, and the recurring theme across customer accounts concerns how jobs are billed rather than how they are carried out. More than one review highlights being asked to pay an inspection fee before any work proceeds, despite promotions suggesting quotes come at no cost. One thing mentioned again and again is the timing of payments: one account describes charges for pest control and ongoing monitoring being debited weeks before anyone attended the property.

The difficulty of stopping recurring monthly withdrawals once they start runs through the feedback, with customers saying that phone calls and emails requesting cancellation did not halt the deductions, including over a period when no treatment was performed. Monitoring services that were paid for are described in those accounts as never having been carried out. Little is said about the standard of any completed treatment, with the dissatisfaction directed at the distance between what was promised at the outset and what customers say was delivered, and at payment arrangements that proved difficult to end.