(Rattus Norvegicus)The Norway, common, sewer or brown rat is a prevalent pest in the UK. For pricing and information please click the link.

(Mus musculus) Mice are one of the most common pest species in the UK. For pricing and information please click the link.

(Talpidae) Moles tunnel using their large two front paws to scrape away the earth and feel along tunnels with their snouts and whiskers. Because of the absence of light within their living conditions, moles have very poor eyesight so very rarely will you see mole activity above ground. For pricing and information please click the link.

(Sciurus carolinensis) Grey squirrels are invasive pests, not native to the UK. They were first introduced from North America until the 1930’s, when the damage they can cause was finally acknowledged and it became illegal to release grey squirrels into the wild. For pricing and information please click the link.

(Vespula) One of Britain’s most feared and potentially aggressive pests, wasps are known for their nasty stings and seemingly unprovoked attacks. For pricing and information please click the link.

Urban birds such as Gulls, Pigeons, Starlings and Sparrows are great opportunists. Handed a ready food source and sheltered nesting site, these birds can grow rapidly and what initially attracted a few birds can soon become a thriving colony. For information please click the link.

(Formicidae) The commonest species that invades houses is the Black Garden Ant. For pricing and information please click the link.

This common pest (Cimex lectularius) once associated with unhygienic surroundings is prevalent due to increased travel, the use of second-hand furniture, and suspected tolerance to some pesticides. For pricing and information please click the link.

The most common species of Flea is the Cat Flea, known for readily biting humans. For pricing and information please click the link.

There are around 2,500 species of moth in the UK, and most of these are considered harmless. However, some moths can be pests when in close proximity to humans. The three most common culprits are: Common Clothes Moth, Indian-Meal Moth, White-Shouldered House Moth. For pricing and information please click the link.

There are over 100,000 known fly species and over 7,000 in the UK. A swarm of flies in a property can be unsettling, some bite and others transmit food poisoning.

Silverfish, firebrat, harlequin ladybird, booklice, plaster beetles and others