FAQs

Q1: What is the typical process for bed bug eradication?

Ans: Our bed bug treatment in St Albans employs a comprehensive approach combining thermal treatments and targeted insecticide applications. Most infestations require 2-3 treatments at 10–14-day intervals to effectively break the reproductive cycle. We provide a warranty period with complimentary follow-up visits if required.

Q2: How do you differentiate between mouse and rat infestations?

Ans: Our rodent control in St Albans begins with a thorough inspection to identify species-specific signs. Mice typically leave smaller droppings (3-6mm) and finer gnaw marks, while rats produce larger droppings (15-20mm) and more substantial structural damage. This determination guides our tailored exclusion and eradication strategy.

Q3: What protocol do you follow for deceased wildlife removal?

Ans: Our dead animal removal in St Albans service follows strict biohazard protocols. Technicians arrive fully equipped with personal protective equipment, specialised removal tools, and hospital-grade disinfectants. We locate and extract the carcass, sanitise the area, and identify potential entry points to prevent recurrence.

Q4: What is your approach to bee colony management?

Ans: For bee control & removal in St Albans, we prioritise non-lethal relocation when dealing with honeybees, collaborating with local apiarists. For aggressive species (wasps, hornets), we implement targeted elimination using EPA-approved products, always prioritising human safety while minimising ecological impact.

Q5: What is your recommended pest management schedule for commercial properties?

Ans: Our commercial pest control in St Albans programs are property-specific. Food establishments typically require monthly service, while office spaces generally benefit from quarterly treatments. We develop Integrated Pest Management plans that include regular monitoring, documentation, and compliance with all relevant health regulations.