Anglo Pest Control

Wow......£75,000 fine for cheese shop with mice.
It definitely pays to do something if you suspect mice, or rats, or any pest issues. It would have been much much cheaper to get a professional in and deal with this.

Mouse-infested cheese shop in south London hit with £75,000 fine Mouse-infested cheese shop in south London given £75,000 fine after inspectors found droppings and nibbled ham - A kilogram of ham had been gnawed by mice and contaminated with droppings

Some properties are more attractive to rats than others.
Good info here from Pestfix on why....

I dealt with a Median Wasp nest in Swanley today. These are quite a large species of wasp, often nesting in bushes and trees.
They get very upset if disturbed. Fine if away from people, but in the wrong place they can be quite the hazard.

Did you know that sometimes there are albino squirrels?
Kent and SE London have grey squirrels, but no reds in this area.
Very occasionally you may see a white one. But they're super rare.

Rare one-in-100,000 albino squirrel spotted in Petts Wood garden An extremely rare albino squirrel has been spotted in a garden in Petts Wood.

Well, wasps are about.
I've just treated a nest in the outside wall of a house.
This wasp chased me back to the van!

Bit of a cleaning and disinfecting job today.
Full "Breaking Bad" outfit.

Squirrels causing "nightmare damage."
This example is a bit extreme, but it goes to show just how much trouble squirrels can be. 🐿️🐿️🐿️😲😲😲

I'm being terrorised by the squirrels in my kitchen Michelle Collins says she is terrified because grey squirrels have been living in her house for years.

SQUIRRELS!!!
Squirrels like lofts.
Here's some good information and guidance.

Five signs you may have a squirrel infestation including cratching in your walls Five signs you may have a squirrel infestation including scratching in your walls as hundreds of Brits could be harbouring entire families of squatting rodents in their lofts.

Where are the reds???
The red squirrel is native to this country. But the grey squirrel was introduced here from the USA in the late 1800s. Since then, the grey has taken over the reds' habitat and caused a large decline in their numbers.
Here, the Wildlife Trusts tell you where the red squirrel can still be found.
By the way, it's the greys that cause problems getting into house lofts around here in Kent, not the reds.

See red squirrels | The Wildlife Trusts Find out where you can see our native red squirrels around the UK.