Beetle Control

Beetles

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Beetle Pest Control Service

If you are seeing the common signs of damage cause by beetles, then it’s time to call in the Prokill experts. We deal with beetle problems in homes like yours regularly, and will ensure your house is beetle-free in no time. We have extensive experience in treating beetle infestations in homes and businesses across the country. Using a varity of methods, our local teams can provide your business with the appropriate solution for your needs.

How To Get Rid Of Beetles

To ensure you are dealing with your problem with beetles quickly and effectively we recommend you contact us as soon as possible, we will guarantee that you receive the following service to deal with your ant infestation and eradicate the issue.

  • FREE Pest Control Audit - we will assess the size and type of infestation in your home or business
  • Accredited Experts - qualified technicians certified with British Pest Control Association
  • Tailored Pest Control Technicians - each assessment will be specific to your infestation and the type of property affected
  • Proofing and Prevention - our technicians will provide prevention tips for the future

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What to do if you keep finding beetles in your house.

When you are looking for signs of beetles in your home or business, it often means you are looking for some type of damage to clothes, carpets, wood or foodstuff. These are the best indicators of a beetle infestation in your property. Another sign would be skin irritation, as some of the larvae have hairs which can be an irritant to some people who come in contact with them.

Getting rid of a beetle population is often difficult, especially when trying to address the problems at all of its life stages.

Isolation of their food stuffs and treatment of all possible alighting surfaces must be carried out. They are often found within bird nests feeding on feathers and excrement, spreading to central heating lagging and hot water pipe runs, airing cupboards, clothes, wardrobes, etc., making it easy to see why these pests can be somewhat difficult to control; unless undertaken by a trained professional.

Our Prokill experts are well trained in providing professional solutions to Beetle infestations in your home or business, using professional and approved methods that are best suited to the scale of the infestation and the surrounding environment.

Watch out! Beetles will cause damage to:

  • Fur
  • Wool
  • Leather
  • Silk

Prevention of Beetles in your house

What can you do? Follow these simple tips to help prevent a beetle infestation before it happens. Our Helpful Tips:

  • Don’t let them in! Check food, fabric and wooden items for Beetles before bringing them in the home.
  • Some types of Beetles are attracted to bright lights in the home – minimising these may help to prevent an infestation.
  • Remove food stuffs that may feed and sustain a Beetle population – clean up after pets.
  • Check old fabrics and wooden areas for Beetles

Your local Prokill Professional will provide you with advice like this and more in your FREE Prokill Pest Audit, as well as creating a comprehensive control plan that is specific to your problem and environment. Contact us to book yours today!

Different Types of Beetles

Varied Carpet Beetle

(Coleoptera)

Adults are shaped similar to lady birds, featuring black, yellow, and sometimes white markings on their body. They can lay eggs in batched of 20 – 100 which can hatch between 2 – 4 weeks, meaning it does not take long for a small population to get out of control.

Fur Beetle

(Attagenus pellio)

The adult Fur beetle has two distinct white markings on the wing case, and the larvae of Fur beetle commonly attack furs, skins, woolens, etc. and stored grain.

Larder Beetle

(Dermestes maculatus)

Scavenger feeding on various animal materials such as skin, feathers, animal hair and dried fish.

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