PEST CONTROL

Fully trained with public liability insurance

RSPH level 2 qualified (CRRU)

Paul Vicary at Chiddingstone Dairy, Bough Beech, Kent said: ‘Ged at Organic Pest Control did a great job sorting out our rat problems.  Keen, conscientious and always punctual’.

An individual, integrated pest management plan is implemented on each job to determine the best solution for each pest problem to ensure that we conduct our role safely and without any risk to non-target species.

We are passionate about the environment and will always look for an organic solution to your pest problem. However certain situations will sometimes demand the use of chemicals to ensure that the pest is eradicted.

As we are a small, family run business, we are able to keep our prices competitive without compromising quality of service.

Areas that we cover

London, Kent, Surrey, East Sussex, West Sussex.

Our Prices

Price details on request.

Contact Details

email: organiclawntreatment@gmail.com

mobile: 07796 340 742

Pests that we deal with:

RATS

Able to squeeze through half-inch gaps, carry many communicable diseases, and can multiply from two rats to one thousand two hundred and fifty in one year.

MICE

Able to squeeze through quarter-inch gaps, spread harmful diseases; mice have become a far greater problem in recent years with our milder climate. Infestations can multiply quickly.

MOLES

Can cause significant damage to gardens and farmland. Raised soil and mole hills are the sign that you have mole activity.

SQUIRRELS

Grey squirrels are a pest damaging plants and trees. Inside lofts, they chew wood, plastic and electrical cables/wires.

WASPS

One of Britain’s most feared and potentially aggressive pests. Their stings are at best painful, and at worst fatal.

ANTS

They are a long-term pest, that once established, a colony of ants can stay for over a decade. A queen is able to produce over 300,000 eggs in her life-time.

BED-BUGS

If left to go unchecked, bedbugs reproduce and multiply, quickly infesting your entire house, from sofas to carpets to clothing.

CARPET BEETLES

The lavae of these small, oval beetles have outstripped the clothes moth as the major British textile pest, damaging bedding, clothes, carpets and upholstered furniture.

COCKROACHES

Unsanitary and potentially dangerous, as they spread salmonella, cholera and dysentery. Their droppings can trigger asthma attacks. Infestations can spread quickly. A fertile adult can go from one cockroach to 30,000 in one year.

DUST MITES

Dust mite allergy is an allergic reaction to tiny bugs that live in house dust. They cause sneezing, running nose, itchy nose/throat/mouth, cough, red/watery eyes, fatigue, worsening asthma etc.

FLEAS

Fleas have been a far greater problem in 2023 due to the unusual weather. They can be brought into your house or bed via pets, humans, infested clothing or in furniture.

FOOD STORE PESTS

These insects, in the form of beetles and moths, damage and contaminate food stuffs by eating and breeding in them. Not a significant health risk but there is pyschological distress in finding insects in food.

MOSQUITOS

Becoming more common in England as the climate warms. Mosquito eggs are laid in stagnant water and adults emerge needing to feed. It is the female that feeds on human/animal blood. This is necessary before they lay their eggs.

MOTHS

Carpet moths and clothes moths are the same insect. They live on and cause damage to – natural fibres, animal fabrics, and furs such as wool. Sighting adult moths is a sign that you have a problem. The males flying, while female moths crawl as they are unable to fly.

SILVERFISH

They are about half an inch long with silver tear-dropped shaped bodies and long antennae. Silverfish love wet/humid conditions. Can be found in beds/wardrobes, but generally prefer moist areas like bathrooms.

SPIDERS

In late summer/autumn, spiders enter houses for warmth/shelter and to find food/mates. Spiders like to feed on house flies, cockroaches, moths, and even frogs and lizards. Sudden large numbers of spiders can mean that there is an infestation of other pests in your home.

WOODLICE

They are attracted to damp wood, mold and rotting things inside your home. Woodlice are a nuisance, as if crushed on a carpet, they can leave a stain. Outside they eat young seedlings and ripening plants like strawberries.

CLUSTER FLIES

Eight millimetres (a third of an inch long), dark grey with small patches of gold on their backs with long wings. They become a problem in autumn, as large numbers gather in attics, sheds, and garages.