Insect Infestations
Environments where food is stored, prepared or eaten can attract pests that may end up causing contamination issues.
There are thousands of species of insects each with their own unique biology and behaviour. Insects will readily infest stored products be it grain, flour, pulses, beans, meal or in fact any other cereal based product. Feed bins, grain stores, warehouses, factories, shops, restaurants and even houses can all become infested, a good working knowledge of these species and how to treat them is a must. We can monitor and treat most situations.
Peterborough Pest Solutions Ltd offer a specialist cockroach pest control service to eradicate cockroaches and other pests. If you have a cockroach pest control problem, our fast, effective cockroach pest control and extermination service can help, with minimal disruption.
Emergency cockroach pest control appointments are available if required.
OUR PROCESS
1. Inspection and Identification
The first step is a detailed survey to identify the type of insect causing the problem. Common pests include ants, cockroaches, fleas, bedbugs, beetles, and moths. Correct identification ensures we apply the most effective treatment.
2. Tailored Treatment Plan
Once we’ve identified the pest, we create a treatment plan suited to the infestation. Depending on the species, this may include insecticidal sprays, gels, dusts, or heat treatments. All treatments are applied using professional equipment and with safety in mind.
3. Targeted Application
We apply treatments directly to affected areas, including cracks, crevices, and nesting sites. This ensures the source of the infestation is tackled, not just the visible signs..
4. Follow-Up and Monitoring
Some insect infestations—such as bedbugs—may require follow-up visits. We provide ongoing monitoring and re-treatments if necessary to ensure the infestation is fully eradicated.
3. Prevention and Advice
After treatment, we provide tailored advice to help reduce the risk of future infestations. This may include hygiene recommendations, sealing entry points, or advising on safe storage of food.
Insect Infestations FAQ
