Site plan & device register
A floor plan with every numbered bait station, insect monitor and fly unit, updated whenever the layout changes.
Scheduled, audit-ready pest management for Sydney restaurants, offices, warehouses, childcare centres and retail, serviced around your trading hours.
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For a business, a pest sighting isn't just unpleasant. It can mean a failed food safety audit, a council inspection notice, stock written off, or a one-star review with a photo. Commercial pest control has to prevent problems and prove it on paper.
Elite designs an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program around your site: a risk assessment, a site plan with every monitoring device mapped, scheduled servicing at the frequency your industry needs, and a written report after every visit. Your manager, auditor or council officer can see exactly what was done, where and with what product.
We service food premises outside trading hours, work with facilities managers across multiple sites, and fix the price for your program up front.
Every industry has its own pests, its own risks and its own auditor. Your program is built for yours.
German cockroach, rodent and fly control that meets the Food Standards Code, serviced before opening or after close.
Discreet treatment of kitchenettes, bathrooms and comms rooms, plus rodent monitoring in ceilings and risers.
Perimeter rodent stations, stored product pest monitoring, bird proofing and dock-door programs.
Low-toxicity products, child-safe station placement and servicing when children aren't on site.
Programs for common property, bin rooms and car parks, with reports for strata managers.
Shopfronts, change rooms, pool areas and dining rooms kept pest-free without disrupting customers.
We don't just treat pests. We give you the records that inspectors and auditors ask to see.
Food businesses must take practicable measures to keep pests out of the premises and remove them if they get in. Service records show you are doing that.
Site plans, trend reports and corrective actions are set out the way HACCP, supermarket and franchise auditors expect.
Up-to-date pest records and no signs of activity are what an environmental health officer checks during an inspection.
Safety data sheets, risk assessments and licensed technicians help you meet your WHS duty to staff and visitors.
Every product, rate and application area is recorded in line with NSW pesticide record-keeping rules for licensed pest managers.
Licence, insurance certificates and SWMS are supplied for your contractor onboarding or facilities portal.
Talk to a licensed Sydney technician today — honest advice and a fixed quote within 30 minutes.
A pest sighting during a council or audit inspection can lead to improvement notices, penalty notices and re-inspection fees.
NSW Food Authority publishes food businesses that receive penalty notices, and one customer photo can undo years of reviews.
Rodents chew packaging, cabling and insulation. Stored product pests can force whole batches to be thrown out.
Cockroaches, flies and rodents spread bacteria onto food-contact surfaces and trigger allergies.
Integrated Pest Management, set up once and proven at every visit.
A licensed technician walks the whole site: entry points, harbourage, waste areas, loading docks and current pest pressure.
We set the service frequency, treatment methods and monitoring layout for your industry and audit standard.
Numbered tamper-resistant bait stations, insect monitors and fly control units are installed and marked on a site plan.
Regular visits outside trading hours, where we inspect and service every device and treat any activity we find.
You get a written report of findings, products used, pest trends and recommended corrective actions.
We review the trends regularly and adjust the program before small problems turn into audit findings.
Typical starting points. Your risk assessment, pest pressure and auditor set the final schedule.
| Business type | Typical frequency | Main focus |
|---|---|---|
| Restaurants, cafes & commercial kitchens | Monthly | German cockroaches, rodents, flies and drain flies |
| Food manufacturing & food warehouses | Monthly or more often | Stored product pests, rodents, birds and audit reporting |
| Aged care, healthcare & childcare | Monthly to quarterly | Low-toxicity programs, cockroaches, rodents and ants |
| Warehouses & factories (non-food) | Every 1–2 months | Perimeter rodent control, spiders and bird proofing |
| Offices | Quarterly | Kitchenettes, bathrooms and rodents in ceilings and risers |
| Retail, gyms & showrooms | Quarterly | Cockroaches, ants and spiders in customer areas |
Between scheduled visits, contract clients get priority call-outs if activity appears.
Everything is kept together, so it's ready when the auditor walks in.
A floor plan with every numbered bait station, insect monitor and fly unit, updated whenever the layout changes.
The date, technician, areas inspected, activity found, treatments applied and recommendations.
The product, active constituent, amount and location of every application, plus current safety data sheets for each product used on site.
Activity trends across visits and practical fixes for you to action: proofing gaps, hygiene issues and storage changes.
Use this to check your site is ready for a food safety, HACCP or council inspection.
No generic price lists. Your fixed program price comes after a site survey.
| Factor | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Site size & layout | More floor area, levels and external perimeter mean more devices and longer service time |
| Industry risk | Food handling and healthcare need more frequent, more detailed servicing than offices |
| Service frequency | Monthly programs cost more per year than quarterly ones, but cost less per visit |
| Pest pressure | An active infestation needs an intensive start-up treatment before routine servicing |
| Audit standard | Some supermarket, export or franchise standards need extra monitoring and reporting |
| Access & timing | After-hours or weekend servicing and multiple sites are scheduled into the program |
We service businesses from CBD offices and Surry Hills cafes to warehouses in Alexandria, Wetherill Park and Smeaton Grange, and shopping strips across the Inner West, North Shore and Sutherland Shire. Sydney's warm climate keeps German cockroaches and rodents active all year, which is why food businesses here generally need monthly servicing rather than a spray every so often.
Running a strata building, restaurant or warehouse? See our dedicated strata, restaurant & cafe and warehouse programs, or ask about Integrated Pest Management for audited sites.
Reviewed by Ismail, Founder · NSW Pest Management licence 5122967 · Updated September 2026
NSW licence 5122967, with public liability insurance certificates available for your records.
Site plans, service reports, trend data, safety data sheets and chemical records.
Early morning, late night and weekend servicing, so customers never see us.
Consistent programs and reporting across multi-site businesses.
Local technicians servicing 380+ suburbs — fast.
Everything you need to know before you book. Still unsure? Call us — we're happy to help.
Get a Free QuoteCommercial pest control is quoted per site because cost depends on floor area, industry risk, service frequency, the number of monitoring devices and your audit requirements. After a site survey you get a fixed program price, so there are no surprise call-out fees.
Most food businesses are serviced monthly, and high-risk or high-volume kitchens more often. Your risk assessment and auditor set the final frequency. Offices and low-risk retail are usually serviced quarterly.
Yes. We regularly service restaurants, cafes and retail before opening, after close or on weekends, so treatment never disrupts trading.
You receive a site plan showing all monitoring devices, a written report after every service, pesticide use records, safety data sheets and trend reporting. This is the paperwork HACCP and food safety auditors ask for.
Yes. The Food Standards Code requires food businesses to keep pests out and remove them. A documented, professionally serviced program with corrective actions shows an auditor or council officer that you are meeting that requirement.
Yes. We use APVMA-registered products suited to sensitive environments, applied by licensed technicians to label. Food-area treatments use gel baits and targeted methods, and bait stations are tamper-resistant and placed away from children.
Yes. We can run one consistent program across multiple Sydney locations, with site-by-site reporting and one point of contact.
Contract clients get priority call-outs when activity appears between scheduled visits. We treat it, record it in your pest management file and adjust the program so it doesn't come back. A 24/7 line is available for urgent situations.
IPM is a structured approach that combines inspection, proofing, hygiene recommendations, monitoring devices and targeted treatment, rather than routine spraying. It uses less chemical, deals with the causes of pest activity, and gives auditors a documented, risk-based program.
Yes. Elite holds NSW Pest Management licence 5122967 and is fully insured. We can supply licence details, certificates of currency and safe work documentation for contractor onboarding.
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