We provide pest control for rats, mice, ants, wasps, cockroaches, fleas and other common  Common signs of a pest infestation include droppings, scratching noises in walls or ceilings, damage to food packaging, unpleasant odours, nests or increased pest sightings. If you notice these signs, professional pest control may be required to identify and eliminate the problem. 

 The time required depends on the type of pest and the severity of the infestation. Some pest problems can be treated in a single visit, while others such as rodent infestations may require follow-up treatments and monitoring. 

 Professional pest control treatments are designed to be safe when applied correctly. Our technicians use appropriate methods and products to ensure effective pest control while minimising risks to occupants. 

 We provide pest control for rats, mice, ants, wasps, cockroaches, fleas and other common household pests. 

 Response times depend on availability and the type of pest issue, but we aim to address pest problems within 24-48 hours.

 Yes. We regularly assist landlords and letting agents with pest control for rental properties and void properties. 

 Common pests found in Kent include rats, mice, ants, wasps, cockroaches and fleas. Rodent infestations are particularly common during colder months when pests seek shelter indoors. 

 Rats and mice can enter properties through very small gaps in walls, vents, pipes or foundations. Pest inspections help identify entry points and allow pest proofing measures to be implemented. 

 Yes. Rodents can chew through electrical wiring, insulation and structural materials, while insects can contaminate food storage areas. Prompt pest control treatment helps prevent further damage. 

 Yes. Professional pest management services can be provided for commercial premises including offices, retail units and rental properties. 

 In some cases pests may return if entry points are not sealed or environmental conditions attract pests again. Preventative pest proofing and monitoring help reduce the risk of reinfestation.

Yes. Following pest treatment we can provide recommendations to prevent pests returning, including sealing entry points and improving property hygiene. 

If you see a rat or mouse inside your property it may indicate a larger infestation. Professional rodent control services can identify the source of the problem and apply appropriate treatment.