Wasps

Wasps can be of use around the garden but their persistence can be irritating and a threat to those allergic to their sting. The sting of a Wasp should wear off within 24 hours; however, for a small minority their sting can cause anaphylactic shock which can be fatal.

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Hornets

A sting by a Hornet is a painful experience and can be life threatening if you’re allergic and may cause anaphylactic shock. If you are in any doubt, immediately seek medical advice. To minimise the chances of being stung by a Hornet, do not approach a nest.

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Rats

Rats damage woodwork, plastic, bricks and lead pipes, and will strip insulation from electrical cables. Rats carry many nasty diseases which they can spread to humans, normally through their urine. Property owners have a legal obligation to keep premises rodent free!

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Bed Bugs

Bed bugs can usually be introduced to your property from luggage, bags and clothing. They need to feed on the blood of a human host causing red, irritating marks/ lumps. They can survive up to a year without feeding and hide in crevices all around the home.

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Cockroaches

Cockroaches can contaminate food, utensils, and preparation surfaces.

They taint food with an obnoxious smell and can be vectors of disease, capable of carrying the organisms which cause food poisoning in humans and many other bacteria.

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Pigeons

Pigeons carry a variety of diseases that can be transmitted to humans from the droppings and from the birds themselves. When dry, small particles of droppings become airborne which can lead to respiratory complaints. Pigeon droppings corrode metals, stonework and brickwork.

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