PIGEON CONTROL SERVICES

quirrels can cause significant damage, including: Gnawing on electrical wires, which poses a fire risk. Damage to insulation as squirrels create nests and burrows. Structural damage to roofs, walls, and soffits when they gnaw through to get inside. Damage to attic vents and chimneys, creating entry points. Contamination: Droppings and urine can spread disease and create unpleasant odors. Food contamination: Squirrels may raid food storage areas, such as pantries or pet food.

Looking out for the following Signs: Noises in the Attic or Walls Visible Squirrels Around Your Property Chewed Holes and Gnaw marks Droppings Squirrel Tracks or Trails Damage to Insulation Food and Nut Shells Unusual Entry Points Odour Signs of Squirrel Babies

A pest control professional will: Inspect your home for entry points and signs of infestation. Safely remove any squirrels using live traps. Seal all potential entry points to prevent future access. Advise on long-term solutions and provide recommendations for maintaining a squirrel-free home.

While squirrels are not generally aggressive, they can carry diseases such as rabies, salmonella, lyme disease, and leptospirosis. Their droppings can also harbor parasites like fleas and ticks. Additionally, they can pose a risk by damaging electrical systems, which could lead to fires.

Yes, rats can transmit diseases such as leptospirosis, hantavirus, salmonella, and rat-bite fever through their urine, droppings, and saliva. They can also carry parasites like fleas, ticks, and mites, which may further spread disease

A large number of droppings, frequent sightings of live or dead rats, increased noise from rats moving inside walls or ceilings, and the presence of nests or burrows inside or outside the house are signs of a severe infestation

If the infestation is large, persistent, or difficult to control on your own, it’s recommended to contact a professional pest control service. Experts can identify the root cause of the problem, offer more effective solutions, and ensure that the rats are fully eliminated.

Looking at for the following signs: Sightings of Rats Rat Droppings Gnaw Marks and Damage Noises Rat Nests Strong Odour Signs of Rat Burrows Damaged Food or Pantry Items Visible Rat Tracks or Trails of Dirt

Yes, rats can cause significant damage. They gnaw on wires, insulation, wood, and plastic, which can lead to electrical hazards, fires, and structural damage. They may also contaminate food supplies and leave behind foul-smelling urine and droppings.

Looking at for the Following signs: Frequent Wasp Activity Buzzing Sound Visible Nest Structure Swarming or Aggressive behaviour Entry and Exit Points Chewed Wood and Paper - like Residue Wasp Species

Bees are generally hairy and are attracted to flowers, while wasps have smooth bodies and are more likely to be seen near food sources. Wasps are also more aggressive and can sting multiple times, whereas bees can only sting once.

Yes, it is recommended to call a professional pest control service if you have a wasp nest inside your house. Wasps can be aggressive when threatened, and their stings can be painful and cause allergic reactions in some people. A professional will have the proper equipment and experience to safely remove the nest and minimize risks. If the nest is in a hard-to-reach or high-traffic area, or if you or someone in your household is allergic to stings, a professional is the safest option.

Yes, wasps can be dangerous, particularly if they feel threatened. Unlike bees, wasps can sting multiple times. Their stings can cause allergic reactions in some people, ranging from mild irritation to severe, life-threatening responses (anaphylaxis). For most people, a wasp sting is painful and may cause swelling and redness.

Wasps generally do not cause significant damage to property. However, they can cause problems by nesting in the structure of the house, such as in walls or roofs. Over time, a large nest may contribute to minor damage to insulation or wood.

Yes, mice can damage property by chewing on wires, insulation, furniture, or cardboard. This can cause structural damage or fire hazards, especially when wires are gnawed through.

Mice can spread diseases such as hantavirus, salmonella, and leptospirosis through droppings, urine, or contact. They can also carry parasites like ticks, fleas, or mites that pose additional health risks.

If you have a significant infestation, are unable to handle the problem yourself, or have health concerns, it’s a good idea to contact a professional pest control service. They can help identify the source of the problem and offer more effective solutions.

Look out for the following signs: Droppings Gnaw marks Sounds of scratching or scurrying Strong, musky odour Grease marks and smudge trails Tracks and footprints Nesting materials Damaged food packaging Unusual pet behaviour

Mice are nocturnal creatures, meaning they are most active during the night when they feel safe and undisturbed. However, if the infestation is severe, you might also spot them during the day.

Looking at for the following signs: Visible Ant Trails Ant mounds or Nests Swarms of Winged Ants Ant Activity Around Food and Water Sources Discarded Wings Wood Damage Rustling Sounds In Walls

While most ants do not cause significant property damage, carpenter ants can damage wood by creating nests inside. This can weaken the structure of wooden beams, floors, and furniture. It’s important to address carpenter ant infestations promptly.

While ants are not typically attracted to electronics, some species, like fire ants, can chew on wires and cause damage. They may create nests inside devices or short out electrical components by crawling into wiring or circuit boards.

While ants are generally harmless to humans, some species (like fire ants) can sting, causing pain, swelling, or allergic reactions in certain individuals. Ants may also contaminate food if they are allowed to enter kitchens or pantries.

It depends on the severity of the infestation. For minor infestations, you can try DIY methods like cleaning up food sources, sealing entry points, and using ant baits or natural repellents. However, if the infestation is large, persistent, or involves damaging ants like carpenter ants, it's best to call a professional pest control service. Professionals can accurately identify the type of ant, locate the nest, and provide targeted treatments to effectively eliminate the infestation. If you're dealing with an allergy risk (e.g., fire ants), professional help is strongly recommended for safety.

Bed bugs are not known to transmit diseases, but their bites can cause irritation, allergic reactions, and, in some cases, infections from scratching. The psychological impact of dealing with an infestation can also be significant, causing stress and sleep disturbances.

Looking at for the following signs : Bites on Skin Blood Stains on sheets or pillowcases Dark or Rust coloured spots Bed bug shells or Moult Foul, musty odour Live Bed Bugs or Egg Casings Hiding Spots in Furniture and Cracks Increased Night-time Activity

Bed bug bites typically appear as small, red, itchy welts or bumps, often in a line or cluster. They are usually located on exposed skin, such as the arms, legs, or neck. Some people may have allergic reactions, leading to more severe itching or swelling.

Yes, bed bugs can live in various places around the home, including furniture, behind wallpaper, cracks in the walls, behind picture frames, and even inside electrical outlets. They tend to hide in dark, secluded areas near where people sleep or spend extended periods of time.

Yes, it's highly recommended to call a professional pest control service if you have a bed bug infestation. Bed bugs are notoriously difficult to eradicate on your own, and a professional will have the proper tools, expertise, and treatment methods (such as heat treatments, fumigation, or specialized insecticides) to effectively eliminate the infestation. DIY solutions often don't target the entire population of bed bugs, and without thorough treatment, they can return. A professional can also help with follow-up inspections to ensure the problem is fully resolved.

Yes, if you have a large or persistent cockroach infestation, it’s best to call a professional pest control service. They can identify the source of the infestation, locate nests, and apply effective treatments to eliminate the problem. Professional pest control can also help prevent future infestations by sealing entry points and offering long-term solutions.

Yes, cockroaches can trigger allergies and asthma in some individuals. The cockroach body parts, saliva, and feces contain allergens that can irritate the respiratory system, especially in sensitive individuals or children.

Looking at for the following signs : Sightings of Live Cockroaches Cockroach Droppings Egg Casings Foul, Musty Odour Cockroach Sheds Damage to Food and Packaging Increased Activity at Night Visible Damage to Furniture or Paper Products

Cockroaches can carry diseases and pathogens, contaminating food and surfaces with their feces, saliva, and body parts. This can lead to foodborne illnesses, and they may also trigger allergic reactions or asthma, especially in children and people with respiratory conditions.

While cockroaches do not directly bite humans, they can pose health risks. They can spread bacteria and viruses by contaminating food and surfaces with their feces, saliva, and body parts. This can lead to foodborne illnesses, allergies, and asthma attacks, especially in children and people with compromised immune systems.

Yes, calling a professional pest control service is highly recommended for severe or widespread carpet beetle infestations. A pest control expert can accurately identify the extent of the infestation, treat it effectively, and help prevent future problems. Professionals also have access to stronger insecticides and advanced methods, such as fumigation, which may be necessary for large infestations.

Carpet beetles are small insects that can damage fabrics, carpets, upholstery, and other natural fibers in the home. The larvae of carpet beetles are responsible for the damage, as they feed on natural fibers like wool, silk, and cotton.

Looking at for the fowling signs : Visible carpet Beetle Damage to carpets and Upholstery Signs of Larvae and Moult Visible faecal spots Damaging to clothing and fabrics Presence of Eggs Decrease Activity of Pets

No, carpet beetles are different from bed bugs. While both can cause distress in your home, carpet beetles are insects that feed on natural fibers, while bed bugs are parasitic insects that feed on human blood. Carpet beetles cause damage to fabrics, while bed bugs cause itchy bites.

Carpet beetle larvae are small, worm-like creatures that are usually about 1/4 inch long. They are brown or tan in color and covered with tiny bristles, giving them a fuzzy appearance. They often move slowly and can be found in dark, undisturbed areas.

Yes, calling a professional pest control service is highly recommended if the flea infestation is severe, widespread, or persistent. A professional can thoroughly assess the situation, provide effective treatments, and help prevent re-infestation. DIY methods may not fully eradicate the problem, especially if fleas are in hidden areas like carpets, upholstery, or cracks.

Looking at for the following problems: Flea Bites on humans or Pets Visible Fleas on Pets Excessive Scratching or Grooming Flea Dirt on Bleeding and Furniture Signs of Flea Eggs Fleas in the environment Flea Eggs or Larvae in carpet and furniture Flea - related skin issues (in pets)

While fleas primarily feed on pets, they can bite humans, causing itching and irritation. In rare cases, fleas can transmit diseases such as the plague or cat scratch fever. Flea bites often lead to allergic reactions, and scratching the bites can cause infections.

Flea bites on humans are typically small, red, itchy bumps that may appear in clusters, often around the ankles or legs. They may also appear in a linear pattern where fleas have hopped along the skin. Flea bites can cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals, leading to increased swelling or itching.

Fleas can be a problem year-round, but they tend to be more active in warmer months. This is because fleas thrive in warm, humid conditions. However, indoor fleas can remain a problem year-round if not effectively managed.

Looking at for the following signs: Damage to Clothing and Fabrics Presence of Moth Larvae Small ,White or Tan Moths Presence of Moth Eggs Moth Webbing and Silken Tunnels Stored Food Damage Strange Odour or musty Smell Increased Presence Of Moth Dust

Moth infestations are typically caused by undetected infestations of larvae, which may have been introduced into your home through second-hand clothing, furniture, or contaminated food. They are also attracted to dark, undisturbed areas like closets, attics, and pantries, where they can feed on fabric or food without being disturbed.

Moths themselves are not harmful to humans, but their larvae can damage clothing, fabrics, and stored food. Clothes moths are especially damaging to natural fibers like wool and silk, while pantry moths can infest stored food, leading to contamination and waste.

If a moth infestation is large or persistent, or if you have difficulty controlling the problem on your own, it may be helpful to hire a professional pest control service. Professionals can identify the source of the infestation, thoroughly treat affected areas, and provide advice on how to prevent future moth problems.

While moths primarily damage fabrics and food, their larvae can also cause damage to other items made from natural fibers, such as wool carpets, upholstery, or even leather. Moths are less likely to damage wooden furniture, but the areas where they infest can become unsightly and lead to odors.

Yes, pest control professionals can safely and effectively deal with pigeon infestations. They can help by: Identifying the source of the problem and providing treatment options. Installing deterrents like pigeon spikes or netting to prevent roosting. Safely removing nests and cleaning areas affected by pigeon droppings. Offering advice on preventing future pigeon problems.

Looking at the following signs: Visible Pigeons Roosting or Nesting Pigeon Droppings Damage to Property Pigeon feathers and Nesting Constant Noise and Flocking increased Presence of Pigeon parasites Strong Odour Pigeons Entering the Home

Yes, pigeons can cause significant property damage, primarily through their droppings, which are acidic and can corrode metal, stone, and wood over time. Their nests can also clog vents, gutters, and chimneys, potentially causing water damage and increasing the risk of fire hazards. Additionally, pigeon droppings can stain buildings, vehicles, and outdoor furniture.

Yes, pigeons can cause damage to roofs and gutters. Their nests can block gutters and downspouts, leading to water damage and mould growth. Pigeon droppings, which are acidic, can also erode roofing materials and cause long-term structural damage.