We specialise in providing pest control services for common pests in Berkshire, including effective rat control in gardens, houses, equestrian centres, pubs etc. Rats are probably the most common pest that we get calls for in the winter time in West Berkshire.
Mice are known to be common pests in Berkshire, as they can squeeze through even the smallest gaps. This is particularly true in thatched properties, where pest control services are often needed to manage such infestations.
Wasps can easily infiltrate the many types of historic homes we have throughout West Berkshire and Wiltshire. Wasp nests are particularly common in thatched cottages, which are one of the most common types of properties that we have in this local area.
A Wasp nest treatment when carried out by a professional usually takes just one visit!
Moths are among the common pests in Berkshire that can infest clothes and other items in both West Berkshire and Wiltshire, highlighting the importance of effective pest control services to manage such issues.
Wood worms can damage historic building's in Berkshire and Wiltshire
Bed bugs are fairly rare pests in rural Berkshire and Wiltshire, but we often encounter them from guests staying at our numerous hotels and Airbnbs, particularly those visiting from abroad or travelling from London. Our pest control services are equipped to handle such issues effectively!
These are common pests in Berkshire, particularly in West Berkshire and Wiltshire, due to the high number of dog and cat owners. Effective pest control services, are essential to manage these issues.
Bees are not considered pests in Berkshire or Wiltshire, but they can become a nuisance if they establish a nest in a chimney. It's important to recognise that while bees play a vital role in our ecosystem, they may require pest control services if they invade your home. We are experienced in physical removal of bees from chimneys, walls, fireplaces, trees etc.
Moles are a serious pest in the many rural gardens of Berkshire and Wiltshire. We are experienced in gassing and trapping of moles, and hold the current LANTRA qualification to carry out phosphine treatment of fields and other rural land. Mole 'gassing' is only really suitable for very large areas away from buildings, and often is not actually the best method of control, despite the misconception that because it is expensive it must be very good, that is not actually the case. Trapping is better
Our technicians have over a decade of experience