How to Get Rid of Mice – For Good
Most of the clients who contact us have tried and failed to get rid of mice themselves. People think laying down traps and poisons will do the trick, and may have some short term success, but in a few months find themselves sharing their home again with dirty, destructive, rapid-breeding families of mice. At Environ, we’re proud to call ourselves the best pest controllers in London and the number one enemy of mice in this city. Here are four tips to help you get mice out of your home and keep them gone. 1: Take away their food source Mice only make their homes where they have access to a food supply. Unfortunately, because they’re so small, they don’t need much to survive: crumbs left on the floor or surfaces; food that’s dropped behind the oven; bags of grains or pet food – these all provide more than enough for a mouse to live and breed. The more food mice have access to, the larger their families can grow. A healthy mouse family consists of an adult male, two or three females, four or five youngsters, a sub-dominant male and many babies. Their short gestation period allows a single breeding pair to produce a thousand offspring in one year, provided they have enough food to sustain the swarm. Unlike their larger cousins, rats, mice don’t need water to survive. They’re so small that they get enough moisture from the food that they eat, which means that we don’t have to inspect the drains when investigating a mouse infestation unless we believe that is where they infiltrated your property. Mouse... read moreHow to Get Rid of Clothes Moths
As moth extermination experts, it’s no surprise that “How do I get rid of clothes moths?” is the most common question people ask us. But they’re asking the wrong question: what they should really be asking is, “How do I get rid of clothes moth larvae?” You see, it’s the larvae that do all the damage to your wardrobe. Adult clothes moths – the ones that you see bouncing off walls or scurrying along skirting boards – don’t even have mouths. Their sole purpose is to breed, and they do so at an alarming rate, with females laying up to 700 eggs in the month that they live. All it takes is a single mating pair to turn a moth-free house into a thriving clothes moth colony. The bad news: there’s no effective DIY solution Killing adult clothes moths is pretty simple. Pheromone traps and pesticide sprays will do the trick, but this will do almost nothing to help if your home is already infested. Clothes moths are elusive creatures that seek out dark, forgotten parts of your home and – unlike most moths – they often live their whole lives without ever flying. This means that if you’re seeing moths flying or crawling around your home, there’s likely to be many more that you’re not seeing, which will continue to breed and breed. By the time a clothes moth has become an adult, it’s already lived through the very hungry caterpillar stage of its life – so, while killing them might satisfy your need for revenge, it won’t undo the damage to your clothes. Unfortunately, if clothes moth... read moreAustralia’s Deadliest Pests!
Dont forget to tune into Dave channels “Australia’s Deadliest Pests!” airing for the next 10 weeks with our very own Jimmy Clark,the premise of the show is taking British pest controllers out of there comfort zone as they deal with all manner of deadly animals.Jimmy has some amazing story lines coming up with poisonous snakes and huge crocodiles! Back in blighty we have been busy with our native pests and now that the weather is warming up the insects are starting to stir.Do not forget to book in your free moth survey to preempt clothes and carpet... read moreIncrease in moth activity in London as the weather warms up
As the summer causes temperatures to increase in the home there is the inevitable rise in both common cloth moth and the webbing moth. Damage is most notable in the dark recesses of the property, (areas that the moth gravitate towards for both feeding and breeding purposes) so a quick inspection with a good torch may help you find the source, If you cannot identify the source of moth infestation and you are based in London why not call us now for a free ,no obligation site inspection of your premises so that we can identify the species, source and extent of infestation and provide you with a full report and recommendations. Here is a video of a really bad bedbug infestation and keep an eye out for part 2 where we see the success of the treatment that we estimated in the 1000s of individuals. We provide 3 visits to control bedbug treatments in London and our works are guaranteed. ... read moreMice control in London and Environ’s appearance on “This Morning”
The warmer weather is coming and with its arrival we are expecting an increase in both the rodent and insect populations in London. Mice problems to London residents are being reported alongside the arrival of both exotic and garden ants. We should expect over the next month or so that the wasps will start becoming a nuisance to London homes and businesses. Environ recently appeared on This morning with Phillip Schofield to discuss the rise of the super rat in England.... read moreEnviron in the Daily Mail again about the rise of rats and vermin London
As another mild winter is in full flow we have noticed a significant rise in the population of both rats and mice in London with infestations affecting both residential and commercial properties. As we can see in this article the rats were described as horrifying and understandably so! http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2967782/Our-nightmare-battle-plague-rats-One-family-tell-lives-home-turned-upside-increasingly-common-suburban-horror.html If you have ongoing rat issues and have nowhere else to turn to we can guarantee an end your problem whilst avoiding the use of poisons! Call us now for an assessment and... read more
If you are looking for the London pest control experts, you’ve come to the right place.
Please browse our website to learn more about our services and the pests that we confront on a daily basis. If you are unsure of the service you require, please call us on 020 7384 4501, and we’d be happy to talk through any pest control issues and recommend a course of action.
Viewers of The Rat Pack, shown on BBC 1, saw us deal with a variety of pest control issues as they followed us around reality TV style.
As you’d expect from the London pest control experts, our services include control of rats, bedbugs, mice, cockroaches, squirrels, moths, foxes, pigeons, ants, wasps, fleas, moles, rabbits, flies and deer!
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123 Munster Rd
Fulham, London
SW6 6DH
Fulham, London
SW6 6DH