With autumn upon us, it’s that time of year when pests start making their way out of the cold and into our nice, warm homes. Which unwanted visitors are we likely to see lurking around our...
While many of us deliberately attract birds to our gardens with feeders and baths, there are some we’d rather avoid. The likes of gulls and pigeons are classified as pests and there’s good reason for this....
As summer gives way to autumn, the change in weather brings with it a shift in pest activity. In the UK, September marks the beginning of a period where certain pests become more active indoors as...
You may think that you’re safe from rodents during the winter months but sadly, this isn’t the case. Just like humans, rats and mice seek warmth and shelter as the temperature drops which means that they’re...
The UK hasn’t quite been enjoying they typically warm summer we’ve been used to of late however that doesn’t stop the pests coming out in full force. One in particular you’re likely to have encountered in...
Many times when we are called out to deal with rodent infestations a similar pattern emerges. The client suffers an electrical failure or a flood and calls in the electrician or plumber. The tradesman carries out...
As the summer months reach their peak in August, the warm weather provides the perfect breeding ground for a variety of pests in the UK. Whether you’re a homeowner trying to maintain a pest-free environment or...
Typically, businesses only think about pest control once they’ve had an outbreak. Sadly for many, by the time the problem is noticed it has already caused significant damage. Not only can pests cause significant damage to...
Most of us are inclined to make a run for it when we see a wasp approaching and it would appear as though we’re not the only ones. While bees may seem like the bigger and...
Seeing a beautiful Robin hopping around the garden can really help brighten up anyone’s day. While we actively encourage the presence of some birds, there are others we’re more inclined to avoid because they’re classed as...