It is quite possible you may not realise you have a woodworm problem until the resultant damage (done by the beetle larvae) becomes visible, as the adult beetles emerge. Depending on the wood-boring beetle species it can take anywhere...
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Discovering signs of a woodworm infestation
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What does the Governments’ Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act mean for Landlords?
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How Mice sneak into your premise using ‘hidden highways’
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Ho-Ho-Oh: Make sure only Santa is shimmying down your chimney this Christmas
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Bed Bugs – the uninvited Christmas guests
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Synurbic Pests of the 21st Century
Tenants who live in homes with unresolved damp or mould issues will soon be able to take stronger action against their landlords. With less than a week until the government’s new Homes (Fitness for Human Habitations) Act 2018 comes...
Mice and rats DO NOT discriminate; any business, whatever its size or location can be vulnerable to the activities of these rodents. Architects and engineers design buildings for people, not for mice or rats. Yet these tenacious creatures, will make...
Tips to keep your home safe from thieves over the holidays While we normally reserve the blog for hints and tips on common property problems of damp and rot, we thought we would take the opportunity to highlight a too...
The Christmas holidays are nearly upon us, and no matter if you’re travelling far and wide to visit friends and family, or it’s your turn to host the in-laws – the last thing you need is to find bed...
Across the globe, pests have always been an annoyance in the daily life of man, but demands for professional pest controllers are rising every year. Pests have become increasingly adaptable to different environments, enabling them to flourish in new locations,...