Project Multi Pest Blog
How to get rid of carpet moths
You may have seen the odd moth or two fluttering around your living room or flying towards your lamp on a dim night. While the occasional moth doesn’t pose an immediate threat to your carpet and clothes, moth infestations can be tricky to identify and even more problematic to remove. Carpet moth infestations can be
Why is it important to use an ISO-accredited pest control company?
A pest infestation at home or your place of business is a stressful experience. When it comes to calling in a pest controller, you understandably want to find the best there is to deal with the problem quickly and safetly. It’s important to check for professional accreditations as they are a mark of credibility and
How to get rid of wasps
Early spring is upon us, and while most of us welcome it with open arms, it is also the time of year when dreaded wasps return. While they are now recognised as pollinators and valuable to their ecosystem, they are a source of annoyance and anxiety to many people in the UK. And when there
Why is London a hotspot for pest birds?
London is thought to be home to close to three million pigeons – one per three people. No wonder we’re tripping over them and dodging pigeon poo everywhere we go! But why is London the pigeon HQ of the UK? Feral pigeons and other pest birds gather in numbers where there is easy access to food and
How to find bed bugs during the daytime
Anyone that has suffered a bed bug infestation knows it can be a living nightmare. As parasites, bed bugs feed on human blood and, while bed bug bites are not generally harmful, they can cause serious physical irritation and emotional distress. The added frustration is that because of their nocturnal habits, it is very hard to find
Why do city pigeons gather on rooftops?
Pigeons fly virtually everywhere in search of a nesting and perching spot. But unlike other birds, it seems like pigeons mainly enjoy gathering on rooftops. The rooftops in which pigeons roost can range from residential housing units, tall buildings, restaurants, shops and more. So why do pigeons gather on roofs across the city? Pigeon behaviour
