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Exclusive Benefits of having commercial pest control Essex
- 13th October 2021
- Posted by: Dave
- Category: News
No CommentsPests can be a complete headache, interrupting our daily life as these are carriers of deadly viruses, bacteria, protozoans, etc. Just take the example of a mosquito. A mosquito causes malaria and Dengue fever. If you have a commercial warehouse to store grains and food, pest control is the major problem. Suppose you are based
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How Professional Pest Control Services Can Help?
- 29th September 2021
- Posted by: Dave
- Category: News
When the weather changes, rodents and pests seek out a warm and cosy place to hide. So, they end up in homes and become a nuisance to those who live there. Some common pests that create such nuisance are rats and squirrels. Often, house owners resort to using insecticides and pesticides to get rid of
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Top tips to keep cockroaches out of your home
- 3rd June 2020
- Posted by: Dave
- Category: News
Finding cockroaches in your home is not a nice experience. They are a filthy pest that spread disease to humans, but they are also very quick at breeding and spreading around; meaning they are very hard to remove. Cockroach droppings are known to trigger allergies and increase asthma attacks – and research has shown they
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How to tell the difference between wasps and bees
- 29th May 2020
- Posted by: Dave
- Category: News
How many times have you been enjoying the summer sun or a picnic in your garden, only for it to be interrupted by a wasp or bee? These two flying insects are often confused but they both do vastly different tasks and we should be looking to protect our bees rather than swiping them away.
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Top 5 pests to look out for this summer
- 24th May 2020
- Posted by: Dave
- Category: News
The summer is almost upon us and whilst that means enjoying lots of BBQs in your garden, it does also mean a rise in pests and insects looking to set up home in your property. This is an incredibly annoying time but alongside that, they can also pose health risks to your family and customers.
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Everything you need to know about wasps and nests
- 20th May 2020
- Posted by: Dave
- Category: News
Having a wasp nest in your property is no fun and having dozens of wasps flying around your garden can prevent you and your family from enjoying the summer sun. If you have found a wasp nest in your Colchester home or business, then you might be wondering whether it is worth removing it or
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Top signs you have a mouse or rat infestation
- 15th May 2020
- Posted by: Dave
- Category: Uncategorised
Have you seen something moving in the shadows? Noticed some droppings near your cupboards? Chances are that you are sharing your home with an infestation of rats or mice and you need pest control services in Colchester. Spotting these rodents around your home at night is often a sign that the infestation is not yet
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How to get rid of a Wasp Nest
- 11th May 2020
- Posted by: Dave
- Category: Uncategorised
Have you noticed a wasp nest in your property? Having one in your home or place of work is not a pleasant experience for you, your family, or colleagues. If you have found one, you will be looking for the best wasp nest removal services you can find. We always recommend that wasp nest removal
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How to get rid of ants in your home
- 7th May 2020
- Posted by: Dave
- Category: Uncategorised
The summer months are a busy period for our pest control Colchester team with the warm weather being the prime time for pests such as ants to swarm into your home in search of food and comfier conditions. Typically, you will find these ants in your kitchen area as they’re attracted by the food –
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What to do when you find a wasps nest
- 3rd May 2020
- Posted by: Dave
- Category: Uncategorised
Have you found a wasp nest in your property? As the summer months begin approaching, many of us will start seeing more insects flying around but if you have spotted any of the signs of a wasp nest in Colchester then you might be wondering what to do next. Early recognition of the problem is