Pest control for homes and businesses
Solve the cause, not only the sighting.
We find out how they got in, treat what is there in a set number of visits and seal the way in, in an unmarked van.
Sample firm. Your services, prices and areas replace every line.
A treatment in visits
Four visits over four weeks.
A sample plan for mice in a house. Every plan is agreed before we start.
- Day 0The surveyWe find how they get in and what draws them, and agree the plan with you
- Day 7First checkMonitoring points read; treatment adjusted if needed
- Day 14ProofingEntry points sealed with mesh, brush strip or mortar
- Day 28Final checkActivity confirmed stopped, and a written note of what we did
What have you noticed?
Start with the sign.
Open the one that fits: what it usually is, what to do today and how soon to call.
Droppings along a skirting or in a cupboardThis week
Likely: Mice, if small and dark like rice grains
Clear food into sealed tubs and note where you found them
Ask about thisScratching in the loft at nightThis week
Likely: Mice or rats, sometimes squirrels
Do not block holes yet; note the times
Ask about thisA steady stream of wasps at one spotWithin days
Likely: A nest in a wall, eaves or shed
Keep children and pets away; do not seal the hole
Ask about thisGnawed wiring or packagingSoon
Likely: Rats or mice
Switch off anything with damaged cable
Ask about thisSmall itchy bites on the anklesThis week
Likely: Fleas, often from a pet or a previous one
Treat pets with your vet and wash bedding hot
Ask about thisHoles in wool clothes or carpet edgesWhen convenient
Likely: Clothes moths or carpet beetle
Bag affected items and vacuum edges well
Ask about this
Discreet by default
Nobody needs to know we came.
Unmarked van, plain clothes, and no stickers on the door. We explain what we found in plain words and leave a written note.
- Unmarked van, plain clothes
- Pets and children planned around
- A written note after every visit