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How to get rid of a wasp nest

If you do begin to experience a high number of wasps in your home or garden there will most likely be a nest nearby. Treating a wasp nest early is key to reducing the threat and stopping further nests…

How to get rid of Woodlice

To get rid of woodlice we recommend using a spray, powder or fumer product. A spray will kill any easy to reach woodlice, whereas a fumer can help clear out restricted areas. We have a range of products to help control woodlice…

Types of Ants UK

Identifying which type of ant infestation you have is key to effectively dealing with them. This guide will cover the most commonly found ants throughout the UK and how to control each one…

How to get rid of Cockroaches

Cockroaches need very little to survive, but will eat literally anything. Also, they reproduce in great numbers, meaning you can be facing a very large infestation very quickly. Ensure you are prepared for any cockroach infestation…

How to get rid of booklice

If you do begin to experience a high number of wasps in your home or garden there will most likely be a nest nearby. Treating a wasp nest early is key to reducing the threat and stopping further nests…

How to get rid of Silverfish

If you do begin to experience a high number of wasps in your home or garden there will most likely be a nest nearby. Treating a wasp nest early is key to reducing the threat and stopping further nests…

How to get rid of Pharaoh Ants

Pharaoh ants are particularly difficult to eradicate because of their tendency to move colonies from place to place, or start new ones when they are disturbed. We have a range of control options available to deal with these pests…

How to get rid of Cluster Flies

Cluster flies can become a big problem when they infest in large numbers. They like to enter window frames and hibernate in lofts during Winter. Knowing how to deal with a cluster fly infestation is very important…

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