When should you ask for help?
These can be signs worth checking. They do not prove an infestation by themselves, and an inspection may be needed.
- Droppings in cupboards or storage spaces
- Gnaw marks on packaging, wiring or timber
- Scratching sounds in walls or ceilings
How the service may work
Inspection looks for routes, shelter, food and water access. Appropriate trapping, exclusion and hygiene measures are discussed.
Before your appointment
Keep food securely stored, make access to suspected entry points possible and tell the technician about pets or children.
Visit duration
An initial assessment can be shorter than follow-up proofing; timing depends on site size and access.
Benefits and limitations
A suitable service aims to reduce the identified pest activity and help prevent recurrence with practical advice. Control may not last if entry points and food sources remain. Large sites may need continued monitoring.
Safety instructions
Always follow the actual product label and the trained technician's site-specific instructions. Ask about ventilation, food handling, water sources, children, pets and any recommended re-entry interval. Do not treat any treatment as completely risk-free.
