We are a dedicated team of pest control professionals working throughout Dorset, South Somerset and East Devon. Our team of field based colleagues have acquired a mass of experience, with many having been with Rentokil pest control for over 20 years. This mix of expertise and local knowledge ensures a quality service for our customers throughout the region.

Much of the area is devoted to farmland, so we work closely with the local agricultural community to ensure their produce is protected from pest insects and wildlife.  We also assist customers who require a quick response to an immediate pest issue.

Our professional pest control team are qualified to British Pest Control Association level 2 and above and have the knowledge, expertise and resources to deal with any pest issues. Quality, local technicians, field biologists and specialist bird control technicians are on hand in and around Dorset, South Somerset and East Devon to respond quickly to help keep your home or business free from pests.

We regularly deal with the most common of UK pests including rats, mice, fleas, bed bugs, moths and nuisance birds like pigeons and gulls. Backed by the resources of a national company, we provide quality local pest control, tailored to the needs of our customers from residential and housing associations to universities, hospitals and a wide variety of other businesses.

Mice and rats are opportunistic scavengers in towns like Dorchester and Blandford and villages through the area. If you’ve seen signs of rodents, the safest and most effective way to get rid of mice or rats is by professional, targeted treatments.

Coastal communities from Torquay to Poole are popular with both students and tourists so can offer rodents and scavenging gulls scraps from restaurants, cafes and takeaways. Our local bird control specialists can offer innovative deterrents for a variety of pest birds, such as bird netting systems, bird scaring audio units, bird proofing gel deterrent and the use of birds of prey to keep sites free from gulls and feral pigeons.