What are they?: Beetles are usually a hard exoskeletal group of insects. There are many varieties of the species (c. 400,000). They feed on plants, fungi and other invertebrates. Signs that you have an issue: Potential carpet degradation; visual presence. How we would treat it: With appropriate residual chemical Frequency of treatment: Normally one visit READ MORE
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Fly pest control
House flies (Musca domestica) are common pests found in homes and other indoor environments. They are a nuisance and potential health hazard as they carry and spread various disease-causing pathogens. Proper house fly pest control is essential to minimize their presence and the associated risks. Here are some effective methods for house fly pest control: READ MORE
Rat pest control
If you hear scratching in your loft at night in Cornwall, you may have a rat infestation. Here’s how to tell, what risks it poses, and how professional rat control works. Rats are a common type of rodent known for their adaptability and ability to thrive in various environments. While some rats, such as the READ MORE
Mouse pest control
Mice are small rodents that can become pests when they infest homes, businesses, and agricultural areas. They are attracted to food sources and can cause damage to property, spread diseases, and contaminate food supplies. Effective mouse pest control is essential to prevent these problems and maintain a safe and healthy environment. Here are some common READ MORE
Wasp pest control Cornwall
What are they?: Wasps come in various shapes and sizes. Some wasps are solitary, others thrive in large colonies. Some wasps survive entirely on nectar, but others are parasitic and will attack other insects. They have a painful sting, and unlike bees, wasps do not leave their stingers behind which means they can sting many READ MORE
Ants pest control
Our increasingly mild climate is leading to ant infestations similar to those we just used to experience in Mediterranean countries. Ants work together in a kind of hive mindset. Similar to some species of wasp, because ants are related to wasps and likely share a common ancestry. In general, an ant colony works together to READ MORE