subject: Pest Control - From The Norwich To New York [print this page] Pest Control - From The Norwich To New York
In the UK, we might grumble or complain about a wasp infestation or mole problem in our garden but actually we get off pretty lightly compared to people in North America. In the USA, they regularly have to deal with animals such as coyotes and skunks on their premises much more scary I think you'll agree!
Even the city rats are bigger over there, causing a much larger and inconvenient problem than here in the UK - espeically if you are squeamish!
The most common pests over here are insects, flys and bugs either in the house or attacking our gardens and greenhouses. Luckily, there are some very effective and safe pest control methods available to us much easier than having a stand off with a raccoon!
Abate Pest Control in Norwich have been getting rid of unwanted guests for years and only use sustainable, effective methods. They stress that the most important factor when choosing the best way forward with your pests is to choose an option that is not only safe for the environment, but safe for you and your family to be around. Many pest control products on the market can be harmful to the air around you causing irritating side effects.
You should also remember that some pest control products have been developed for residential use and others for larger commercial properties obviously the latter would not be suitable for use in a small area where the fumes may be far too toxic for the space available.
It is also worth checking that any products you choose are pet friendly if you have any at home who might go sniffing about.
If in doubt, get in touch with a reliable pest control company who can not only get rid of the problem for you, but can advise you on the best way forward if you would rather do it yourself.
However, compared to our cousins across the pond, we have it pretty good over here. Getting rid of pesky bugs or critters is much easier than facing a pack of coyotes or a stinky skunk in the middle of the night!
