Cheshire Pest Solutions provide an effective and efficient solution to pest problems, providing expert advice and successful treatments to your home or business premises in the Cheshire area.
Cheshire Pest Solutions has been providing a professional pest control service to the Cheshire East area since 2006. The business is run by Jim Lancaster, a former council pest controller, with extensive experience in this field. He is able to offer a personal, discreet service (unmarked van) and happy to provide advice.
Town and country, home or business, we provide an effective pest clearance and treatment solution in around Cheshire.
Our Pest Control Service is very discreet, We don't even advertise our business on our van. So you can rest assured any contract to remove a pest from your property remains between you and us. And we never share information about our clients.
We are based in Cheshire, but we also cover areas of
Stoke-on-Trent and the Manchester Area.
We treat pests in: Congleton, Sandbach, Astbury, Marton, Holmes Chapel, Alsager, Macclesfield, Alderley Edge, Wilmslow, Chelford, Poynton, Leek, Crewe, Winsford, Knutsford, Mobberley, Bollington. Goostrey, Gawsworth, Rainow, Prestbury, Middlewich.
Cheshire Pest Solutions providing professional pest control and treatment in Cheshire.
Business contracts to suits your needs, ensuring your business is pest free and up to hygiene standards.
We are able to offer pest control contracts to all businesses such as restaurants, schools, shops, pubs, nursing homes and farms. All contracts can be catered to, with fixed fees and routine visits to maintain a pest-free environment. Having worked in the environmental health department, we understand the importance of pest control contracts and how they can work to the advantage for businesses.
Pest control contracts are essential to the environmental health issues which affect businesses such as restaurants, cafes and pubs. A contract with regular inspections would show a controlled measure in place to prevent infestations and would be noted at any environmental health inspection as a plus.
Your premises would be issued with a contract file which would document all relevant health and safety information, COSHH assessments and inspections sheets which are completed at each visit to keep a diary of baits/poisons used and any activity.
The difference between bees and wasps can be difficult to spot, especially if the nest or swarm is high up on your property, but bees or wasps - we are here to help!
Wasps are bright yellow and black striped in colour. A queen wasp starts to build her nest around early May, which will start off roughly the size of a golf ball made from chewed bark and saliva (it will have a greyish colour) and she will then lay her eggs. As the nest starts to grow it can progress to the size of a football depending upon the size of the colony. Nests are frequently associated with roof spaces, wall cavities, eaves and also in trees. The wasps will go in and out of the wasp nest from a single entry point and they will fly in and out approximately every 2 to 4 seconds in quite rapid movements. Bees would tend to hover around a nest.
Masonry bees, solitary bees and honey bees are often mistaken for wasps. Bees are crucial for both human society and the environment due to their role as pollinators.
There is a guide on the BBKA website, which will help you to identify which bee you may have in your garden, if you are unsure.
Cheshire Pest Solutions is against the treatment of any of the bee species, they are not a pest problem. There are a lot of different types of bee, over 250 species!
If you think you have may a swarm of honeybees, the BBKA website can put you in touch with a local swarm collector who can help.
