by admin | Nov 23, 2021 | Landlords, Pest Control, Pest Proofing, Property Management, Tenants
Rodent Proofing Take a close look at this picture and you’ll see that part the vent is damaged. That was more than enough to let a big adult rat into the property, firstly accessing the wall cavity then making its way straight up to the loft. The wall cavity is your...
by admin | Nov 23, 2021 | Bird Proofing, Landlords, Pest Control, Property Management, Tenants
Bird Proofing – If you’ve got damage to your property, such as the fascia pictured, which was used by birds this year then NOW is the time to get it fixed! We’re out of the nesting season (until spring) so it’s full steam ahead for preventing issues next year....
by admin | Nov 3, 2021 | Insects, Pest Control, Property Management, Tenants
Clothes Moths Take a close look at this adult Clothes Moth making its way across our customers bed right here in Wharfedale! If you have any numbers of these creamy coloured little fellas appearing then it looks like you’ve got yourself a clothes moth infestation....
by admin | Oct 26, 2021 | Insects, Landlords, Pest Control, Property Management, Tenants
Cluster Flies Hmmmm, are you getting those annoying dopey flies appearing at your window… and what the heck are they anyway!? These insects are in fact Cluster Flies (Pollenia rudis), a seasonal pest that looks to hibernate in our roof spaces and around window frames...
by admin | Oct 26, 2021 | Non native species, Pest Control, Property Management, Tenants
FREE REFUSE COLLECTION SERVICE AVAILABLE! 🐀 If you have plastic wheelie bins then you may fall victim to rats and squirrels helping you out with your waste disposal! Both rats and squirrels will happily feed from refuse, particular at this time of year when natural...
by admin | Oct 9, 2021 | Non native species, Pest Control, Property Management, Tenants, UK Native Species
🐞🐞🐞DAY OF THE LADYBIRD!🐞🐞🐞 😳Wow, yesterday was a bit interesting as our phone lit up with calls coming in from Addingham to Harewood from customers concerned about the large number of ladybirds finding their way into properties. 🐞The majority of these ladybirds are...
