Pest Control Advice & Guides

Hearing scratching inside your walls at night? How to tell if it’s mice, why they get into cavity walls and floor voids, and how to get rid of them without a smell you cannot reach.

Hundreds of slow flies in the loft or at upstairs windows every autumn? Here’s how to tell cluster flies from house flies, why they keep coming back and what actually reduces them.

The signs of rats in the house, the seven usual ways they get in (including the toilet), what to do today and when to call a professional.

Most of a flea infestation lives in your carpets and furniture, not on your pet. Here is how to treat the whole house, what to expect afterwards and when to call a professional.

If insects are repeatedly flying into a hole in your roof, wall, shed or garden, it is easy to assume you have found a...

Small moths appearing indoors can be difficult to identify. One may flutter out of a kitchen cupboard, another may...

Finding rodent droppings in your home, loft, garage, shed or business premises is never pleasant. The first question...

Ants usually appear indoors because they have found a reliable route to food, moisture or shelter. In Kent homes, that...

Flea bites often look like small, itchy red or pink spots, raised bumps, or clustered marks on the skin. They are...

Waking up with bites is frustrating, especially when you cannot see anything obvious in the room. It is easy to jump straight to bed bugs, fleas, or even assume the worst, but bites alone are not enough to confirm what pest you are dealing with. The quick difference is this: bed bugs are…

Seeing a rat in the garden does not always mean you have a full infestation inside the house. It does, however, mean there is something worth investigating. Rats usually visit gardens because they have found food, shelter, water, a safe route, or access to drains and outbuildings nearby.

Pest activity in a food business rarely starts with something dramatic. More often, it begins with small signs: a few droppings behind a fridge, gnawing near a bin store, cockroach activity around warm equipment, or wasps gathering near outdoor seating and waste areas.