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This photo shows mouse tracks following the line of the mortar between the bricks. This happens when mice habitally use a regular path. The black smear is made up of dirt, grease from the fur and urine. It is an indicator of a long established infestation.
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A badly fitted bit of fascia stripping has let wasps in. The lower strip breather gaps are to small for a queen wasp to pass through and make a nest. However when it isn’t pushed in properly they can get in. You can see the wasps by the very end gap on the corner (quite hard to make out in the photo). The customer in this instance had blocked the hole with a piece of wood with tacks, gaffered to a 4 metre pole. This didn’t have the desired effect and only made them angry!!
Pest Control Liverpool, Wirral, Warrington and Chester
Pest Control Liverpool, Wirral, Warrington and Chester
A call out for rats in a commercial property. Rats are burrowing under a neighbours wall to gain access to this property. Rats are extremely tenacious. The customer has been blocking new holes as they appear but a few nights later a new hole appears. He decided enough was enough time to be rid of them and phoned us.
Pest Control Liverpool, Wirral and Chester.
pest control liverpool, wirral
Pest Control Liverpool, Wirral
Pest Control Liverpool, Wirral and Chester.
Its frustrating on some jobs where mice wont take the rodenticide bait. It is formulated to be as palatable as possible while having a decent shelf life. In this particular call grain bait was put throughout the house and on the follow up it appeared only a small amount of bait had gone even though there was still fresh (well fed) droppings about. The customers said they had put all food that is open in to plastic boxes. So what where the mice eating? A bit of digging about and I found this in a cupboard. A packet of fruit pieces. No wonder the mice wernt taking the bait with a luxury item on offer. With the fruit pieces removed the control treatment will be much more effective.
