The Unseen Guests in Your Attic As the golden hues of autumn fade into the icy grasp of winter, an uninvited guest may be making itself at home within the quiet corners of your property. These aren’t the typical...
The phenomenon, flying ants day (or flant day) occurs for a brief period every summer (July / August) and is not as bizarre as it first seems. These winged ants are in fact the familiar black garden ants (Lasius...
Silverfish, with their silvery sheen and nocturnal movements, often go unnoticed by property owners until they discover unexplained holes in photographs, books, or items of clothing. These unassuming creatures can cause damage to property as they munch through starchy...
A group of mosquitoes’ is known as a ‘scourge’, which is an appropriate name for them. As some species transmit the life-threatening disease malaria (through infected bites) particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa. Although malaria is also present in over 90...
There are roughly 7,000 types of fly species throughout the UK. Yet the three most common flies affecting pubs, bars, restaurants and other food establishments are house flies, bluebottle and the most irritating of all fruit flies. An unwelcome...
Bed bugs are an obvious concern for any hotelier, as they are difficult and time-consuming to deal with and any infestation will diminish the operational efficiency of your establishment, especially if you’re preparing for the UK Staycation and Summercation...