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We Guarantee to Have a rodents or insects extermination Specialist Out to you Within 24-hours!
No more rodents or insects in one visit
PEK can have a specialist at your house in Sibertswold or Shepherdswell in under 2 hours to promptly and successfully get rid of all rodents or insects.
A specialist will thoroughly inspect your building in CT15 to determine the severity of the infestation of flies. This will help them choose the cheapest and most effective, specific treatment to apply afterwards.
We provide Kent homeowners with reliable local residential pest control.
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- Full Property Inspection in Sibertswold or Shepherdswell
- Proper & Safe Treatments against silverfish
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Daniel is the person we dealt with. Very reasonable price.
Teddy H. July 2021, Woodsden
Call: 01622 962 462 | Email: Contact Us | Close to Sibertswold or Shepherdswell
How many visits
The number of visits to Sibertswold or Shepherdswell depends on the type of pest.
- Bees and Wasps: single visit
- Cockroaches: 3 visits or a heat treatment
- Mice (inside property only) can take up to 3 visits
Example treatments we use
Bait traps
Bait traps are essential when removing rodents in Sibertswold or Shepherdswell. 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.
Heat treatments
Heat treatments are a highly advanced method for eliminating all sorts of insects. This method works with simple science. Basically, insects cannot withstand extreme temperatures. During heat treatments, a superheated vapour is pumped into the affected area. This kills all the pests within minutes. It also kills their eggs and larvae. This is what makes heat treatments so effective in your home in Sibertswold or Shepherdswell. With other methods, eggs and larvae are often left behind, and the problem continues. More.