| We treat: | |
- Wasps/Bees
- Ants
- Flies
- Cockroaches
|
- Mosquitoes
- Fleas
- Bed Bugs
- Beetles
|  |
|
| |
Wasp nests can appear almost any where from early summer through to winter, as each day goes by the new grubs are continuously hatching until the queen stops laying the eggs, there can be any thing up to 20,000 wasps in a large nest. Wasps give a very nasty sting that can affect humans to an extent where hospital treatment will be required or worse in some cases.
|
| An example of a wasp nest |
Hornets are far more difficult and dangerous to control than wasps. The nests resemble a large, inverted tear-drop shaped ball which typically is attached to a tree, bush or side of a building. Hornet nests may contain thousands which are extremely aggressive when disturbed. The nests are often located out of reach and removal is best accomplished by a professional pest control firm. As in all stinging wasps, hornets can sting multiple times—they do not die after stinging a human. A hornet's sting is painful to humans, but the sting toxicity varies greatly by hornet species. Some deliver just a typical insect sting, while others are among the most venomous known insects. Allergic reactions, fatal in severe cases, can occur—an individual suffering from anaphylactic shock may die unless treated immediately.
Bees only cause distress to people when a swarm enters their property, chimneys and wall cavities being a favourite place. If the swarm cannot be accessed by a beekeeper to be removed then the swarm can be destroyed professionally.
- Spread of disease
- Stings and bites
- Reduced custom
- Damage to company reputation
- Contamination of foodstuffs
- Damage to food/textiles, goods and crops etc.
- Fly Control Units, service and maintenance of existing units
- Fly screens
- Insect monitoring units
- Insect eradication
- Insect identification service
- Treatment & documentation in compliance with food safety legislation