About Ceyhan Kumru
Gino Kumru is the owner and lead technician of OCG Pest Control, a licensed pest and termite control business serving Campbelltown, Camden, Liverpool and the wider Macarthur region of South West Sydney. He holds his work to a simple standard: do the inspection properly, treat the cause rather than the symptom, and leave a clear written record of what was found and what was done.
Gino is a NSW EPA licensed Pesticide Technician and a BASF Certified Pest Manager, the master designation in the BASF professional range. His accreditations cover the full BASF system used on Australian properties, including Termidor for termite treatment, the Trelona ATBS advanced termite baiting system, Selontra rodenticide and Seclira insecticide. Termite work is carried out in line with AS3660, the Australian Standard for termite management, and subterranean activity is located using a Termatrac T3i, which detects movement behind walls and in timber without cutting into the structure.
Specialisations
- Termite inspection and treatment — chemical barriers, baiting systems and pre-construction work
- Subterranean termite detection with Termatrac T3i
- Commercial pest management
- General residential pest control across the Macarthur region
“A termite report is only as good as the inspection behind it. We take the time to find the activity, not just confirm a callout.”
Approach
OCG was built around methodical, repeatable process: every job follows the same inspection routine, every vehicle carries the same equipment, and every treatment is documented. That consistency is what lets the team stand behind its work across hundreds of South West Sydney homes and businesses each year. Away from the job, Gino is a father and a lifelong enthusiast of anything engine-powered.
Credentials and verification. OCG Pest Control Pty Ltd (ABN 37 660 854 286) operates under NSW pesticide licensing and is a member of the Australian Environmental Pest Managers Association (AEPMA), membership verifiable via the
AEPMA member directory. Technician licensing is administered by the NSW EPA.
