• LocationBasingstoke, Hampshire, Old Worting Road, RG22 6NS**
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Our Basingstoke bird proof services, including spikes and netting, are second to none. Our trained pest controllers provide expert solutions to any bird pests such as pigeons in the local Basingstoke area.

Bird netting will help deter any bird pests from reaching your fruits and vegetables. Bird netting may also be used to protect fisheries and fish wildlife reserves from predator birds. Our Basingstoke bird control experts can install this bird proofing device with the minimum of disruption.

The installation of bird spikes in Basingstoke will help prevent the irreversible damage caused to your roof, windowsill or building in general. We supply and install a range of bird spikes for any type of property in Basingstoke. This method of bird control is approved by the RSPB and PICAS.

Whatever the problem our local Basingstoke pest controllers are able to provide a fast response and efficient solution.

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Basingstoke Pest Control Testimonials

Customer Name: Mrs W Pickup
I would like to take the opportunity to highlight the excellent service I have received from your office. Over the last month I have had numerous telephone calls and email communications and your patience and professional care has been most welcome and appreciated. I look forward to working with your company as you can play a vital role in our efforts to maintain the high service levels required here on site.

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Example Of Our Pest Services

Moths
Moth larvae feed on clothes and carpets, and can do extensive damage if unnoticed. A water-based insecticide is used on all soft furnishings and permanent fixtures, especially those in cold, dark places, as moths prefer these environment. They can also infest food stores, such as cereal, grain and flour.

The adults do not feed, and thus have a short lifespan of approximately 21 days, but it is the larvae that feed, preferring organic fibres such as wool, especially if dirty or soiled. It has long been suggested that Cedar wood can repel moths with its natural scent; however, this is a temporary measure, as the wood would lose its scent over time.

Moth balls have been used for years to control moths, but there are concerns for human health over prolonged exposure to the fumes.

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