Pest control

A single isolated insect may mean nothing, but if you keep seeing it in several spots, or find traces such as marks, holes or a smell, that points to an established presence. Describe what you see in detail and we help you judge whether treatment is needed.

Preparation varies with the pest type and the area being treated. Usually you will be asked to cover food and utensils and keep children and pets away from the treatment area during the work. The exact details are agreed when you call and tell us the type of problem and the size of the space.

A single insect extermination visit treats the existing presence at the time of the work. A pest-control contract includes visits at regular intervals to prevent re-infestation, and suits anyone with recurring appearances or wanting ongoing protection for a home or premises. We help you choose when you call.

A municipality spraying request is a government service that usually covers public areas and streets, on the municipality's own schedule. Treatment inside your home and private areas is done through a specialist who works directly with you to agree the time and the specific areas to treat.

Intense summer heat pushes insects and reptiles to seek cooler shelter inside buildings. The tightly packed building style in many districts makes it easier for pests to move from one property to another. AC inlet gaps and poorly sealed windows are among the entry points that often go unnoticed.

Bees build a waxy comb and tend to stay in one place, while wasps build a papery nest and are often more aggressive when approached. Identifying the species accurately needs a direct look, so describe what you see and where it is concentrated, and we tell you which service fits.

The two terms usually describe the same activity. What matters in practice is that you describe the pest type and where it appears, because that determines the treatment approach more than the name used.