We provide practical treatments for a wide range of nuisance pests.
Please note that pest control treatment visits are only currently available from Monday to Friday during office hours (9am – 5pm).
Take a look at our guidance sheets for specific information on fleas and bedbugs on the booking page before making a booking.
The common garden black ant is not regarded as a significant risk to public health, however they can be a nuisance when they enter homes in search of food. We don't treat the common garden black ant when the nest is outside your home, and we don't treat the pharaoh ant.
How we treat the problem
Our technicians will carry out a treatment to the inside of your property using a licensed professional product.
How much does it cost to treat ants?
Price on application
Minimum charge of £30 even if no treatment is necessary.
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Mice associate themselves with humans for food and shelter. They can spread disease in their urine and faeces, and it's important that at the first sign of mice good hygiene is maintained and the Pest Control service is called to treat the premises. They tend to come out in late evening, and therefore are rarely seen. However, you may notice some of the following signs of mouse activity: 1/ a musty smell left from the urine, 2/ droppings (mice produce around 80 droppings per day), 3/ scratching noises, 4/ holes gnawed in food wrapping, boxes, bags, etc, 5/ smear marks - due to grease from fur deposits, which are left on habitual mouse runs.
How we treat the problem
Our technicians will carry out a treatment to the inside of your property using a licensed professional product. Please note that our Pest Control officer can only access loft spaces when they are boarded. Should the problem reside in your loft and it's not boarded, we'll be unable to provide treatment.
How much does it cost to treat mice?
£125 for up to four treatment visits at the discretion of the service.
Minimum charge of £30 even if no treatment is necessary.
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The bed bug (Cimex lectularius) is a parasite and lives off human and animal blood. Before your appointment, it's essential that you: 1/carefully vacuum your carpets and soft furnishings paying particular attention to seams, tufts and edges of mattresses and the edge of carpets along skirting board, 2/ empty your vacuum cleaner into an external bin immediately to prevent the bed bugs and their eggs escaping from the vacuum cleaner back into your home, 3/ ensure the beds are stripped of bed clothes on the day of the appointment and wash the bed clothes, putting clean ones back on following the treatment, 4/clear as much floor space as possible, but not the furniture.
How we treat the problem
Our technicians will carry out a treatment to the inside of your property using a licensed professional product. Treatment can take up to 14 days to take effect. Customers can call back for follow up treatment (if necessary) from the 15th day after the initial treatment. A thorough treatment of the room, including the bed frame, with an insecticide will be required, so please ensure the beds are stripped of bed clothes on the day of the appointment and wash them, putting clean ones on following the treatment.
How much does it cost to treat bedbugs?
For up to two treatments in a 14 day period:
£220 (2 bedrooms or less)
£260 (3 bedrooms)
£320 (4 bedrooms)
£380 (5 bedrooms)
Minimum charge of £30 even if no treatment is necessary.
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Rats associate themselves with humans for food and shelter. Landowners have a responsibility to deal with rats on their land. If a landowner doesn't adequately deal with an infestation of rats, we have legal powers to require that action is taken. You may not be aware of a problem if it's slight, but you may become aware of the following signs: 1/ presence of rat burrows in the ground - entrance holes approximately 7.5 - 10 cm in diameter at the side of sheds, in grassy banks, under tree roots, log piles, edge of paving stones or around drain covers, 2/ droppings which are black and can be up to 2cm long and resemble a spindle shape, 3/ damage caused by gnawing - rats gnaw all the time, even on non-food material, to wear down their front teeth, 4/ smooth run down areas in the garden (rat runs) caused by rats running along the same path day after day. where rats have become established indoors there will be a very characteristic musty odour their favourite foods are cereal products and they will gnaw and rip open packets
How we treat the problem
Our technicians will carry out a treatment at your property using a licensed professional product. Please note that our Pest Control officer can only access loft spaces when they are boarded. Should the problem reside in your loft and it is not boarded, we will be unable to provide treatment.
How much does it cost to treat rats?
£125 for up to four treatment visits at the discretion of the service
Minimum charge of £30 even if no treatment is necessary.
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Houseflies are commonly found where people work or live because of the warmer environment and ready supply of food. Bluebottles (sometimes called blow flies) are also often found in human environments, and are particularly attracted by meat and decaying materials. Houseflies and bluebottles come indoors looking for food. They are not fussy about the sort of food they settle on, and are likely to be highly active once indoors. Houseflies can transmit intestinal worms, and are also known to be carriers of particular diseases - gastroenteritis (tummy bug), for example. The best ways of controlling or avoiding infestations are good hygiene and taking simple precautions such as covering food. Insecticidal control using fly sprays ('knock down' sprays) are a good, almost instant, way of dealing with the problem. Flypapers, while unsightly, are another solution. Electric ultra-violet fly killers are another means of controlling flies, but their efficiency can be affected by where they are placed.
How we treat the problem
We offer a chargeable service to treat cluster flies; however no guarantee can be given that the infestation will be totally eliminated. We only carry out treatments for cluster flies from 1 December to 28 February.
How much does it cost to treat flies and flying insects?
Flies and flying insects - POA based on hourly rate plus cost of materials
Minimum charge of £30 even if no treatment is necessary.
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Flea bites can produce an allergic reaction. The typical symptom of a flea bite is a small red spot 5mm or so in diameter. In sensitive individuals the response can be worse and the bite extremely itchy.
You may well have fleas in your house if your pets are constantly scratching and/or flea droppings can be seen in clusters next to their skin. Fleas are 1-4mm long, brownish in colour and have no wings, but do have powerful legs adapted for jumping where water is readily available. They produce brown smear marks instead of droppings.
How we treat the problem
Our technicians will carry out a treatment to the inside of your property using a licensed professional product. Treatment can take up to 14 days to take effect. Customers can call back for follow up treatment (if necessary) from the 15th day after the initial treatment. Before we visit your property you'll need to: 1/ carefully vacuum your carpets and soft furnishings. The vibration of the vacuum cleaner will also stimulate adult fleas to hatch form their cocoon stage - so pay particular attention to areas where your pet may sleep. 2/ empty your vacuum cleaner into an external bin immediately to prevent the fleas and their larvae escaping from the vacuum cleaner back into the carpet. 3/ clear as much floor space as possible but not the furniture. 4/ treat your pet with a product approved for veterinary use. Never apply insecticide directly onto your pet. 5/ thoroughly wash your pet's bedding at a high enough temperature to kill off all stages of the fleas development.
How much does it cost to treat fleas and crawling insects?
For up to two treatments in a 14 day period:
£160 (2 bedrooms or less)
£200 (3 bedrooms)
£240 (4 bedrooms)
£320 (5 bedrooms)
Cockroaches - POA based on hourly rate plus cost of materials
Other crawling insects e.g carpet beetles - POA based on hourly rate plus cost of materials
Minimum charge of £30 even if no treatment is necessary.
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It's vital that you correctly identify that you have wasps and not bees before you make a booking for pest control services. The reason we don't treat bees is because they're not a pest. Whilst they may be closely related to the wasp, bees aren't aggressive and won't sting a human unless provoked, and they're also one of the world's most important pollinators. Without bees, a third of the food we eat worldwide wouldn't grow. Wasps have an important role in our eco-systems as they naturally prey on pests; they are nature's pest control. However, wasps are more aggressive than bees, which is why we treat wasp nests.
How we treat the problem
Our technicians will carry out a treatment at your property using a licensed professional product. Treatment can take up to five days to take effect.
Please note that we do not remove nests following treatment.
How much does it cost to treat wasps?
£50 for up to two nests
Each additional nest will incur a further charge of £15
Minimum charge of £30 even if no treatment is necessary.
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