No more rats and mice in under 24 hours
A specialist will thoroughly inspect your flat or house in TN17 to determine the extent of the infestation of rats and mice. This will help them choose the safest and most effective, specific treatment to apply afterwards.
vermin control: how we do it
- Full Property Inspection in Frittenden
- Proper & Safe Treatments against rats and mice
- Service Guarantee
- PEK Proofing & Prevention for your home in TN17
- dependable service
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Process
- Step 1. After you contact us we arrange a site visit to your house or apartment or residential property in Kent within 24-hours. A member of our dedicated team will check the building for signs of rats and mice. They’ll explain what is needed to stamp out the rats and mice and clear your invaded property in Frittenden.
- Step 2. Your trusted professional contractor will remove any current traces of the rats and mice, and begin to treat the infected area using secure treatment methods. If needed, traps will be placed around the home too.
- Step 3. We’ll arrange another appointment to return your building. We’ll search the current situation and clear any dead rats and mice. Afterwards, deterrent measures will be put in place, blocking any identified accessible entry points. This will prevent further intrusion.
How many visits
The number of visits to Frittenden depends on the type of pest.
- Fleas: single visit in Frittenden
- Ant nests/Ants: 1-3 visits
- All Rats: Can take up to 3 visits to Frittenden
Example treatments for ANY pests
Fumigation
Fumigation is still an effective treatment when it comes to removing pests in Frittenden. When your home or business is correctly fumigated, all pests are killed. In addition to this, you will not have to worry about pests returning for a long time.
Bait traps
Bait traps are essential when removing rodents in Frittenden. When traps are placed correctly they can quickly tackle even the most stubborn rodent infestation. These traps can also be used with other vermin, such as mice and squirrels. More.