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What we do as pest controllers

Posted by admin on November 18, 2015

Our pages will show you what we do as pest controllers , you will come to understand that as pest controllers , both in domestic situation as well as commercial. we have rules to follow,and as such we cannot always do as the customer want , either it be to “just come in and spray […]

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Flying ants

Posted by pestguard on August 19, 2015

How to Get Rid of Flying Ants in the House In most cases you wonâ€™t need to do anything to exterminate flying ants as they will go away by themselves. In cases where the problem is very grave, however, you may want to take steps to exterminate the flying ants by getting a professional in […]

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Posted in: Ants

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Mortar/Masonry Bees and Mining Bees

Posted by pestguard on May 18, 2014

Mortar/Masonry Bees and Mining Bees Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Mortar or Masonry bees are slightly smaller than honey […]

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Posted in: Insects, Mason/Mortar Bees

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Bed Bugs

Posted by pestguard on January 21, 2014

About bed bugs There are two main types of bed bug. The most common bed bugs are the Common bed bug, found in dwellings, and the Martin bug, which normally lives in birds’ nests but can bite people. Why are bed bugs a pest? Bed bugs are not known to be frequent carriers of disease […]

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Tags: Bed Bug

Posted in: BED BUGS

How to deal with Wasps

Posted by pestguard on September 15, 2013

Pestguard recommend that you do not attempt to destroy a wasp nest yourself. We have come across many situations where customers have used cans of wasp nest destroyer foam, only to be stung for there efforts,and in some situations a wasp sting can be fatal to those who have never been stung before …………………..anafalactic shock […]

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Tags: wasp nest, Wasps

Posted in: Insects, Wasps

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