Whether you need wasps or bees’ nest removed from your home or you have a rat infestation within a large commercial space, we can remove all pests quickly and effectively.
Our technicians all hold an RSPH Level 2 Award in Pest Management and can provide tailored pest extermination solutions to suit your needs.
As well as removing your pests, our pest control experts can provide free and helpful advice about prevention and will highlight the potential risk of pest infestations in the future.
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Whether you have an insect, wildlife, rodent, bird, or other pest problem, call us now on 07951 228 778.
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Professional pest extermination near Caterham
Do you need emergency pest control or pest removals in Chaldon and Caterham? When pests invade your home or commercial property, it is important to remove them as soon as you can and always to call professional pest exterminators.
Pests can cause a lot of damage to your property and can cause health issues. Our technicians can handle all types of pests.
Why choose us?
- Emergency pest control Caterham: We work 24/7 and understand that if you need our service, you need it now. We are often able to handle your job the same day that you call.
- All pests are taken care of: We cover all domestic and commercial work and can cover all types of pests, including rodents, insects, and birds.
- 100 per cent satisfaction: We are committed to offering high-quality services and pest solutions.
- Competitive prices: Our pest removal services are competitively priced. We can provide a free survey and quote at any time.
- Professional: Our company provides a professional, friendly, and reliable pest control service. We use the latest and most appropriate pest removal techniques and products.
Pest control Caterham FAQs
Mites belong to the arthropod family, specifically the arachnid class, which includes spiders, scorpions, and ticks. More precisely, they are categorised as Chelicerata, characterised by eight legs and specialised mouthparts called chelicerae, which often function as fangs.
The time it takes to remove pests will depend on a number of factors, including the type of pest and level of infestation. Some pest removal treatments take longer than others, and our technicians will be able to advise you accordingly.
Household pets, especially cats and dogs, can develop allergies to mites, particularly dust mites that thrive on shed skin and dander. In some cases, these allergies can be severe and require veterinary treatment. If you suspect your pet is suffering from a mite allergy, consult your veterinarian for proper diagnosis and care.
Carpet beetle eggs are typically deposited within homes, often in concealed areas such as corners and along the edges of carpets by skirting boards.
Visible adult hornets and their nests are the clearest indicators of an infestation. During nest construction, you may also observe hornets scraping wood from fences, logs, or unpainted structures to gather material.
Yes, our technicians can provide consultations and surveys to ascertain the best pest control methods.
Our team of pest controllers are qualified to RSPH (Royal Society of Public Health) Level Two. We are also members of the BPCA (British Pest Control Association).
Like wasps, hornet colonies experience seasonal die-off, with workers and males perishing in autumn or winter. Only fertilised queens endure, overwintering to establish new nests the following spring. They do not die after a sting and can sting multiple times.
There are DIY treatments available, but many are ineffective. Our pest controllers will vastly increase the chances of a successful treatment.
Yes, we provide all commercial pest control and prevention services. We work across all commercial sectors, including offices, hospitals, schools, warehouses, factories, and other locations.
Yes, if you are suffering from an infestation of rodents such as rats or mice, we can suggest a number of proofing services to control future infestations.
While both mites and bed bugs can cause skin irritation, a key difference lies in their feeding habits. Bed bugs exclusively feed on blood, biting their victims at night. Mites primarily consume bodily fluids and dead skin cells, rarely biting humans.
No, there are many insects that form an important part of our ecosystem. Our pest controllers will only treat the ones that could be a threat to our customers and their properties.
The European hornet is the only native hornet species in the UK. The Asian hornet originated in Asia and has spread to various countries, though sightings are rare.
Flea bites typically manifest as small, red bumps, often appearing in groups of three or four.
To prevent mites, seal any openings in your home’s exterior and deter rodents and birds that can carry them. Also, maintain a clean house by regularly vacuuming and steam cleaning, paying close attention to curtains, where some mites may thrive.
We know that pest problems can occur at any time, so our pest controllers are available seven days a week.
Our pest controllers can look at rat-proofing your property to stop rats from gaining access to your home.
Yes, we are local and will try to offer a same-day service, with appointment times to suit you. Sending one of our pest control experts to your property will be our priority.
If you notice small bites on your skin, you may have a bedbug infestation. Other signs include small specks of dirt on your sheets. Our pest controllers will be able to conduct a survey and advise you.
Our pest control experts hold RSPH (Royal Society for Public health) Level 2 Award in Pest Management.
We work 24 hours a day, seven days a week and will aim to be with you as quickly as we can to solve your pest problem.
We provide pest control for all domestic and commercial customers.
Different clues will be left by different types of pests, so signs of bed bug infestation will be bite marks or bloodstains on your sheets and pillowcase, whilst rats or rodents can be identified through droppings or bite marks. We can advise on the scale of the problem and the specific species after any inspection.
Flea eggs are translucent to white specks resembling tiny rice grains. They are often found nestled close to an animal’s skin or within contaminated bedding and upholstery. They are around 0.5mm, so they can easily be mistaken for pet dander.
Yes, our pest control surveys and quotes are free of charge and without obligation.
The cost of our pest controller services will depend on the scale of the problem and the nature of the infestation. After any survey, which is always free of charge, we can provide you with a no-obligation quotation.
Depending on the species, mites can be revealed in various ways. Dust mites often worsen allergy symptoms, while biting mites leave behind itchy, red rashes. Some mites may congregate in large numbers, causing annoyance rather than direct harm.
While human flea bites are possible, fleas don’t live on people. They primarily target pets like dogs and cats as their ideal hosts.
While vacuuming can eliminate some fleas, it’s generally insufficient to eradicate a full-blown infestation completely.
The main danger associated with hornets is their sting, which, though infrequent, can have fatal consequences.
There are many ways you can prevent pests from entering your property, and we can offer advice and guidance. General advice includes blocking off entrance points, practising good hygiene, and other routine pest control methods.
One of the best ways to prevent fleas is to groom your pets regularly. Regularly inspect their fur for flea eggs or bite marks. If you detect fleas, immediately isolate the affected pet and any potentially contaminated items. For those without pets, thoroughly clean second-hand clothing, carpets, rugs, and fabric items before bringing them into your home.
Our team can provide a pest survey to identify the pest and provide advice about the best treatments.
There are many ways that pests can access your property. Insects such as ants and even mice can get through small cracks and crevices looking for food, and rats may live in your drainage system. Before completing any treatment, our pest controllers will inspect your property and pinpoint problem areas that might need to be sealed or further investigation.
Yes. Our pest controllers work across all seasons and pests, such as rats, can be particularly problematic when it is cold and they are looking for shelter. If you notice signs of pests, please call our pest controllers.
Adult carpet beetles seek out egg-laying sites with ample larval food sources, focusing on hidden areas. They prefer locations shielded from direct sunlight, such as along skirting boards or shaded corners.
We use a variety of equipment and products, including insecticides, to remove pests. Many of our products are not available to buy due to how strong they are.
The carpet beetle’s life cycle varies. Eggs hatch into hairy larvae in one to four weeks, which then pupate for two to three weeks before reaching adulthood. Adults live for three to four weeks.
Carpet beetle eggs measure approximately 0.25 to 0.5mm. They are typically white or cream-coloured.
We tackle all types of pests and pest problems, including rat and mouse infestations, removal of wasp nests, bed bug removal, bird proofing and eradication of all types of insect problems.
Yes, we use the most advanced treatments that are suitable for use in families with children and pets. We normally advise leaving the house whilst any treatment is being completed for a couple of hours.
Yes, adult carpet beetles can fly, enabling them to enter homes through open windows, which are often the initial entry point. This ability to fly means they can be a real nuisance and disperse widely throughout a property.
Do not disturb hornet nests, and if you encounter hornets, calmly retreat. Seek immediate medical attention if stung, particularly if you experience any signs of an allergic reaction.
Comprehensive pest control Caterham for all pests
If you have a pest problem in Caterham, you can rely on us to find the right solution. We will customise a plan that fits your needs perfectly.
Bed bugs
Do you have bed bugs in the bedroom? Unfortunately, bed bugs are common and can cause itchy rashes and other allergic reactions. They are also not easy to get rid of and require professional bed bug removal. These insects can be found in many locations throughout your home and travel easily from one location to another. When you hire our team of bed bug exterminators, you can feel confident that your property is in good hands.
Ants
Ants are a common pest-related problem facing many homeowners. They enter the home in search of food and once they have found a food source, they will come back. We can deal with any ant problem quickly and effectively and our technicians will provide expert tips regarding proofing and prevention.
Wasp Nest & Bee Control
Do you need bee or wasp nest removal? You can protect your family or workers from painful stings with our wasp and bee removals. Generally, we will always try to relocate beehives due to the important role of bees in pollination. We can get rid of any wasps nest or population from your home or business premises.
Vermin, rats and rodents
Do you require rodent pest control? Mice and rats are the most common rodents that we deal with and they can reproduce quickly. Getting rid of mice or rats is not as simple as it may sound. Our rodent removal experts can identify the species we are dealing with, so we can provide you with the most effective treatments.
Insects pest control
If you are looking for insect pest control, our team can help. We deal with all types and species of insects, including cockroaches, beetles, flies, fleas, ladybirds, moths, hornets, and others.
Pest problem in Caterham in your home or business? We can help!
Pest infestation? For effective pest extermination in Caterham, call our local pest control company
Contact our local pest control technicians in Caterham on 07951 228 778 or via email at info@effectivepestsolutions.co.uk.
