Across the Broxtowe borough area west of Nottingham, ants come from gardens and open ground alike. We trace the trail and treat the nest.
The area to the west of Nottingham mixes town housing with estates and nearby open land, so no single ant pattern fits it. Estate gardens bring patio and lawn nests; houses by open land see foragers arrive from verges. Either way, ants indoors are following a scent trail from somewhere, and finding that start point is the job.
We work from the kitchen outwards, checking door frames, drains and the base of walls, and then across the garden. Once the nest is treated, we go over what draws them to the property. Our pricing is fixed cost, and free advice comes with all treatments. If the trail comes from a neighbour's plot, we will say so plainly.
Food, water and warmth. Sweet spills, pet food, crumbs and leaking pipes are common attractions. Removing them helps, though a nest still needs treating.
We follow the trail of ants carrying food, or heading away from a source. The nest is usually where the lines converge.
Ants follow trails to food, so crumbs, spills and open food can attract them.
Ant Control across Nottinghamshire · Pest control in Broxtone
Cockroaches are rarely a single sighting. By the time one runs across the floor in the light, there is usually a group hiding in warm gaps nearby.
Read the advice →For a cafe, restaurant or pub, a single sighting can mean a bad review or a visit from environmental health. A planned approach keeps small problems small.
Read the advice →Thanks for sorting out my Wasp nest in my shed in Nottingham. First class service all roundSteve Ford24 October 2017
We had a Flea problem in Mansfield and you came and sorted out the problem. You provided a good service and communicated everything you where going to do very well.Kervin Mccole24 October 2017
Had a Wasp nest called Pest express. Very efficent servcie offeredTracy20 August 2018
Tell us what you have seen and where, and we will come back to you. Prices are fixed and there is no call-out charge.
