Pest Control for Airbnb & Holiday Lets in Cornwall: Protecting Your Guests & Reviews

Pest Control for Airbnb & Holiday Lets in Cornwall Running a successful Airbnb or holiday let in Cornwall depends heavily on guest experience. Cleanliness, comfort and trust all play a major role in securing positive reviews and repeat bookings. Unfortunately, pest problems can quickly damage that reputation. From bed bugs and fleas to rats, mice READ MORE

Which Pests Thrive When the Heavy Rain Comes Down? A Cornish Guide to the Creepy, the Crawly & the Downright Soaked

When the heavens open over Cornwall (which, let’s be honest, is usually at Christmas Fayre time), humans dash indoors, dogs refuse to go out, and the seagulls scream even louder for reasons unknown. But pests?Pests absolutely love it. Heavy rain, coastal squalls, and a good old-fashioned Cornish sideways drizzle create the perfect conditions for certain READ MORE

Summer Pest Watch: The Top Seasonal Pests in Cornwall and How to Keep Them at Bay

As Summer Heats Up, So Does Pest Activity in Cornwall The longer, warmer days of summer bring a welcome boost to outdoor living—but also a spike in pest problems across Cornwall. Whether you’re running a busy café, managing a holiday let, or simply keeping your home in order, it pays to stay ahead of seasonal READ MORE

Springtime Warmth in Cornwall Brings a Surge in Wasps: How to Deter Them from Your Home and Garden

As spring settles in across Cornwall, the warmer temperatures and longer daylight hours are a welcome change. But with the sunshine comes a noticeable uptick in wasp activity – and this year is already proving to be a busy one. At D Cornish Pest Control, we’re seeing an earlier-than-usual rise in wasp sightings across the READ MORE

Why Wasps Get Drowsy at the End of the Cornish Summer

As the Cornish summer fades and the temperatures begin to dip, you may notice a change in the behaviour of wasps. These once-busy insects become sluggish, seemingly drunk on fermenting fruit and the changing environment. While they may appear less threatening, their altered state can still lead to stings if handled improperly. Understanding why wasps 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