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Pest control in Ingleburn

What's in the roof, and what's down by the river.

If something's living in your Ingleburn roof, work out which animal first: Campbelltown City Council says Indian mynas commonly nest in house roofs, and rats and possums need very different jobs.

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Wasp nest or bees near people? Keep children and pets away. Trouble breathing after a sting: call 000.

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Sydney Harbour Bridge and the lower north shore from the air
Sydney Harbour Bridge and the lower north shore from the air.

Updated 3 November 2026 · Written by the Which Pest team · How we check our facts

What's different in Ingleburn

Mynas under the tiles

Campbelltown City Council says Indian mynas commonly nest in house roofs, where droppings and mites build up. It runs an action program with local men's sheds, and its advice at home is to patch holes around the house and carport and keep pet food covered.

Houses from several eras

The council's history says estates began in earnest here in the early 1950s, and the first large estate went up between 1974 and 1979, north of Chester Road. A raised timber floor and a concrete slab need different checks, so tell the inspector which you've got.

The Georges River edge

Ingleburn Reserve on Bensley Road is surrounded by native forest, with a 400m trail through endangered bushland to the river gorge. The council says to walk calmly the other way from a snake in the bush, and suggests mowing, trimming shrubs and clearing rubble to keep a garden unattractive to them.

What's that in the roof?

Indian mynasRatsPossums
When you hear itDuring the dayScratching and gnawing at nightThumping and scampering at night
What you'll seeBirds using one gap in the eaves, from October to March when they breedDroppings, gnawed cables and greasy rub marksFootprints near a gap, or a possum leaving at dusk
What comes nextPatch the gap when no birds are using itFind the way in, then control and proofingProofing, and licensed catch and release within 150 metres

Termites and who's allowed to do what

In NSW, a timber pest inspection that uses no pesticide doesn't need an EPA licence, and nor does a barrier with no pesticide in it. So ask about training and insurance as well as the licence.

Keep stored timber off the ground and away from the walls, and fix leaks quickly, because damp attracts termites. Found mud tubes? Leave them for the inspector.

What we'd do about pests in Ingleburn

Listen for a night or two and note the times, because that alone narrows it down. Then tap what you think it is, add your postcode, and mention how old the house is.

Want someone to look at it?

Tell us what you've seen and your postcode, and a local pest business that handles exactly that calls you to talk it through.

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Questions

Pest control in Ingleburn: common questions

Should I close up the hole the mynas are using?

Campbelltown City Council's advice is to patch holes and nesting spots around the house and carport. Do it when no birds are using the gap. If there's already a nest in the roof space, ask a pest business.

Who do I call about a snake near the reserve?

A licensed snake catcher. The council keeps a list of handlers on its snake page, and a pest business isn't the right call.

Seen a pest in Ingleburn? Tell us what it is.

What you have seen, one tap about it and your postcode. Then a local pest business that handles exactly that calls you.

Before anyone starts

The licence rules where you live

Where this information comes from

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