A-Z Enviromental Services

A Z Environmental Services aim is to ensure that your business complies with current pest control legislation and recommended best practices. We offer a pest control service at times to suit your business including out of hours arrangements. On each visit we will apply the appropriate pesticides and monitoring devices necessary to treat and control the infestation covered in the service contract. Our clients will be made aware of the location of the baiting points and treatment situations. We will create a written report on each visit detailing our findings and treatments plus make a note of any specific recommendations highlighted from the inspection.

Bumblebees do not lose their sting and die if they use it, where as Honeybees do. However, Drone Bumblebees (smaller male bees) do not sting at all. When the drone Bumblebees hatch in mid summer the sudden increase in bee numbers can frighten people who are nervous about insects. We do not recommend treatment as bees are harmless and are not a pest or threat. If it is absolutely necessary, our pest control technicians will try to relocate the nest. Based in Stockport, A Z Environmental Services are ideally located to provide solutions for bees in Stockport, Manchester, Cheshire and Tameside.

A Z Environmental Services offer a complete solution to domestic pest problems. We will quickly control pest problems caused by ants, bed bugs, carpet beetles, cockroaches, fleas, cluster flies, moths, wasps, mice, moles, rats & squirrels. We have a wealth of expertise in the pest control industry in the North West. Our pest control technicians will eradicate pest problems safely, efficiently and in a discreet manner. Our extensive technical expertise allows us to identify pest solutions based on our knowledge of pest behavioural patterns, their infestation rates and the likely recurrence levels.

In the summer fleas can survive outside and be carried into buildings. Visiting friends or clients who have fleas in their homes can transport fertile fleas into the home or workplace. Treatment of your pets with an appropriate flea spray is essential. Pet flea treatment contains a growth inhibitor (a product that stops the development of the flea egg), is very important. We will then spray an insecticide which works for approximately 6 weeks, depending on house management. Fleas will still be developing after treatment so a further treatment may be required to completely get rid of the flea infestation.

Garden ants and Pharaoh ants are the 2 most common found in the United Kingdom. They prefer warm areas for nesting. Nesting sites include dark voids such as walls, cracks in woodwork, stacks of paper, envelopes, under appliances and carpets. Based in Stockport, A Z Environmental Services are ideally located to provide ant control in Stockport, Manchester, Cheshire and Tameside. All work is carried out to the highest standards, and at very competitive prices. Our staff are fully qualified to RSPH (Level 2) Award in Pest Management and can carry out a survey and provide a detailed report, itemising our findings, recommendations and the cost of providing this service.

There are more than 35,000 species of spiders worldwide, but approximately only 650 of these are found in the UK. Most species of spider in the UK are not considered dangerous and are not pests. The few that may bite very rarely do and if bitten by a spider, it often has very little effect but a few species can cause an exceptional reaction due to their venom. Based in Stockport, A Z Environmental Services are ideally located to provide house spider treatments in Stockport, Manchester, Cheshire and Tameside.

Mice live in dark, quiet places such as under floorboards, behind wall panelling and in roof spaces and can climb rough surfaces, jump and even swim if necessary. Mice tend to come out in late evening, and therefore are rarely seen, however you may notice any of the following signs of mouse activity: a musty smell - left from the urine, droppings, holes gnawed in food wrapping, boxes and bags. The most effective form of mouse control is to remove access to their sources of food. This can be achieved by sealing holes larger than 2-3 millimetres, keeping food in tightly fitting containers, cleaning up food spills and keeping rubbish in bins with tightly fitting lids.