
Ants
Ant species number in the thousands, making them one of the most popular creatures on the earth. Luckily the UK has three largely common species, which are: Laius Niger, or better known as the common black garden ant. Lasivs Flavus or better known as the Yellow meadow Ant and Monomorium Pharaonis is also better known as the large flying Pharaoh Ant.
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Bed Bugs
Bed bugs are nocturnal and feed on human blood and other animal hosts. They appear brown or red in colour and adults have no wings and their body appears flat. Often found in bedding and hidden in cracks and crevices in the bedroom areas. Bed bugs are particularly common in hotel rooms.
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Carpet Beetle
Carpet Beatle are not the fastest breeders, but once they infest your home, the damage they can cause in a short amount of time could be substantial and more importantly, irreversible. The Larvae of the insect feed exclusively on animal based and organic products.

Cockroach
Cockroaches enter a building in different ways. These include entering through cracks and crevice’s in a structure, vents and sewer pipes, have delivered furniture or even sacks of rice for home cooking. Cockroaches are nocturnal, which means they only come out at night. They will scatter when they are disturbed, or when you switch a light on.

Fleas
Adult fleas are normally 1 to 4 mm long, brownish in colour, without wings but with powerful legs adopted for jumping. Adult fleas live exclusively as parasites off warm bloodied animals. Female fleas can live up to two years, during which time they can lay up to 1000 eggs each. The females lay their eggs close to or on the infested animal. Soft furnishings and wall to wall carpeting also provide a relatively undisturbed for fleas to develop. Also, bare floors with cracks and crevices.

Flies
Flies and knowing the signs of infestation, why remove the pest, the treatment. General flies, House flies and lesser flies, Fruit flies, Filter and sewages flies, Blow flies (blue/ green bolter and flesh flies)

Silverfish
A silverfish is a small primitive wriggle insect. They mainly occupy damp areas such as bathrooms or laundry rooms. Silverfish have a diet of starch and sugar. Their abdomens taper at the end giving them the fish like appearance and have a metallic sheen when they get older, hence being called silverfish.

Wasps
All the wasps found in our area, with the exception of the hornet are very similar with black and yellow bands on their body and have two pairs of wings. At spring time, the queen will leave her hibernating area to find a new nesting site. These areas could be loft areas, barns, garages, sheds or trees. The queen will build her nest area with a papery material that she makes by chewing wood mixed with saliva most commonly called wasp paper. She would then proceed to build her nest population. Full capacity of a nest is around September, meaning the nest could be 10,000 strong. The nests will never be re-occupied.