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Cafés, restaurants and takeaways across Penrith, Parramatta and Liverpool are inspected regularly by council Environmental Health Officers. Sightings of cockroaches, rodents or flies are the fastest route to a Penalty Infringement Notice or temporary closure order.
Food Standards Code 3.2.2 clause 24 requires food premises to take ‘all practicable measures’ to prevent pests entering, eradicate any pests on the premises, and maintain a documented pest management system. A monthly logbook with signed service reports is what auditors look for first.
Our commercial program for hospitality includes: monthly internal and external service visits, lockable rodent stations at the perimeter, sticky monitors and UV light traps in food prep areas, cockroach gel and IGR treatment to harbourage, fly control for bin enclosures, and a full HACCP-compatible service folder.
Small pest problems rarely stay small in Penrith's climate. Cockroaches can contaminate food areas, rodents can damage wiring and insulation, and termites can keep eating structural timber long before the damage is visible. A proactive inspection or treatment costs a fraction of a major infestation.
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We’ll walk your venue, identify risk zones and email a fixed-price program within 24 hours.
Risk hotspots are usually behind dishwashers, under coffee machines, in drink fridge motor compartments, around dry store shelving and inside floor wastes. We map every site on first visit and tailor the treatment cycle to those zones.
All chemicals used are food-safe and applied outside operating hours. Every visit is logged digitally — you receive an instant PDF report and we keep your full 12-month history ready for council inspection. Call 0400 733 222 for a free commercial audit.
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