Ratings, services and a phone number for every pest control company in Auckland.
What a featured listing costs · from NZ$45 a month
Alex Cleaning Solutions is a carpet cleaning company in Auckland that also lists pest control among its services. It works across Auckland, the North Shore and the Hibiscus…
NZ Pest Control is a privately owned company protecting Auckland businesses and homes from pests. Commercial work covers accommodation, aged care, education, food manufacturing, healthcare, hospitality, retail, storage…
ACES Pest Control has treated Auckland homes and businesses since 2008, starting with ants and cockroaches before widening to the range it covers now. Services include ants, cockroaches,…
Exterior cleaning is the business of The House & Building Wash Company, an Auckland firm that grew from a one-man operation into a team of more than 30…
Payless Pest Control has been in business since 2017, treating ants, bed bugs, cockroaches, fleas and carpet beetles, flies and mosquitoes, rats and mice, spiders and wasps in…
ALPHAPEST has more than 20 years of experience in Auckland pest control, working across the city and the North Shore. It treats rats and mice, cockroaches, ants, fleas,…
We began with every Auckland business filed as a pest control service that has at least one Google review, 129 of them in November 2026.
Closed and duplicate listings came out, and so did businesses that sell pest products or do other work entirely, such as restoration or blinds.
For every company with a readable site we recorded which pests it treats, whether it takes commercial work, and what it says about guarantees, qualifications and safer products.
Where a business matches the New Zealand Business Number register by its website, phone or exact name, its page shows the year it was registered.
Each company on this site does pest control itself, or lists it as a service on its own website. Carpet cleaners and property maintenance firms that offer pest treatments as an extra are included and say so on their pages, and they sort after the companies whose main work is pest control.
A service shows as confirmed only when the company's own website says it. When a site says nothing either way, the page shows that there is no information yet rather than guessing. We do not check qualifications or insurance, and New Zealand has no general licence for pest control, so ask the company about its training before you book.
Owners can claim a listing to correct details or add photos. A person checks every claim. Published by Andrew McKenzie.
The government sources we read do not describe a general licence for running a pest control business. The rules instead apply to the pesticides and to the people handling them. For certain pesticides used in urban pest management, a contractor must be a qualified urban pest management contractor, or have one give them guidance and be available to help at all times while the product is applied. A qualified contractor holds the New Zealand Certificate in Pest Operations (Level 3) (Urban Pest Control) or the National Certificate in Urban Pest Management, or has been credited with the specified unit standards.
Certified handlers are a separate group. WorkSafe says people who handle very hazardous substances, such as fumigants, may need to be certified handlers, and a certificate is valid for five years. Ask any company which qualifications its technicians hold, and ask to see them. This directory has not verified a licence or qualification for any listing.
Tenancy Services says landlords need to make sure a rental is free from pests at the start of the tenancy, and should maintain the property to help prevent infestations. Tenants should tell the landlord straight away if they see signs of pests. If the house needs fumigating, landlords should take responsibility. If a tenant's lack of cleanliness caused the infestation, it could be the tenant's responsibility, and the Tenancy Tribunal may order the tenant to pay. If the pests were not there at the start and no one caused them, it is unclear who is responsible, and landlords and tenants often split the cost.
Wasps defend their nests strongly if people or animals get too close, and their venom can cause an allergic reaction in some people. Do not approach a large nest. For a large nest on public land such as a park, Auckland Council asks you to phone 09 301 0101 and say where it is.
By law, every person must tell the Ministry for Primary Industries as soon as practicable if they find what appears to be an organism not normally seen in New Zealand. Report a suspected exotic pest to Biosecurity New Zealand on 0800 80 99 66 or at report.mpi.govt.nz, with a clear photo if you can. If you think you have found a yellow-legged hornet, do not try to remove, control or spray it or its nest yourself, because that can push the hornets away and make them harder to find.
Every listing shows a grid of services. "Confirmed" means the company's own website says it. "No information yet" means the website does not say, which is not the same as the company not offering it, so ask. We read each company's website to fill the grid.
Describe the pest and ask how the company will identify it. Ask who will do the work and what qualifications that person holds. Ask what products will be used and for the safety data sheets. Ask whether the company will find and deal with how the pests got in, such as gaps and cracks, and not only treat what you can see. Ask for a written scope of the work and what it covers, whether it states a guarantee and what that guarantee says, what you need to do before the visit, and what the company will tell you afterwards.
Call two or three companies from the area pages and compare their answers.
Every listing is an Auckland business filed as a pest control service with at least one Google review. We removed closed and duplicate listings and businesses that only sell pest products, then read each company's own website to record the pests it treats. Owners can claim a listing to correct details or add photos.
No. A basic listing is free and stays free. Businesses can pay for a featured position or a premium listing, and those are marked as such wherever they appear.
Those companies do not publish a street address because they come to you. They travel across the region, so they are listed once for all of Auckland rather than under one area.
No. New Zealand has no general licence for pest control. Some companies state a pest management qualification on their own website, and their pages say so, but this directory does not check it. Ask the company about its training and the products it uses.