Best4Pests

Best4Pests are your local and independent pest control specialist providing domestic and commercial Pest Control in Nottinghamshire & N.E. Derbyshire. We offer a professional, reliable and prompt service with a friendly approach to all our customers. Contracts are available to facilitate the most cost efficient service to our larger customers and we have Public Liability Insurance of £5,000,000. Our friendly pest control service provides an efficient solution to any pest problem. We ensure we always charge a competitve and fair price using fixed prices as much as we possibly can.

Do you require flea control? Dogs and cats are usually responsible for introducing fleas to homes. Flea bites can be very annoying and numbers can quickly get out of control if they are not treated. There are over 1,000 species of fleas throughout the world, but approximately 50 - 60 in Britain. The Cat Flea is probably the most widespread in Britain and the cause of most flea treatments. The Cat Flea is not known to be a disease carrier, although the Dog Flea is a host of Tapeworm. The Rat Flea or Oriental / Tropical Rat Flea is infamous for spreading the Bubonic Plague.

Bed bugs are parasites and feed solely upon the blood of warm-blooded animals. They prefer to feed on human blood but will however feed on other warm blooded animals such as rodents, birds and pets. They hide throughout your home during the day and then feast on your blood at night whilst you're sleeping. Due to their flat body shape they are able to hide in structural cracks and crevices around the home. As bed bugs are associated with human habitation they can be found in different items of furniture in particular mattress, bed frames, skirting boards and light fittings.

Do you need mouse control? The most common type of mouse that invades property is the house mouse. Originally from Asia, they have an amazing ability to adapt to most environments, and will readily move in to your home if given the slightest opportunity - a gap of just 7mm is enough for them to squeeze through. Mice can cause extensive damage to property as a result of their gnawing activities. In addition, they are often carriers of fleas and a wide range of diseases, which can be passed on to humans and household pets.

Do you have a problem ants nest? There are 41 different species of ant living in the UK. Only two of these - the Black ant and the Pharaoh ant typically constitute a pest problem. The one that causes most problems for people is the garden or Black ant, which are 3.5 to 5mm long and dark brown to black in colour. The Pharaoh ant is yellow-brown in colour, and only 1.5mm - 2mm in length. Black ants usually nest outdoors in lawns, flower beds under paving stones, and in walls. Although they are not a health hazard, they can be a nuisance as they can find their way into homes in large numbers.

Do you need rat control? Rats can pose a serious risk to both domestic customers & commercial properties. They are a major hazard to health and spread many forms of disease, some of which can be fatal. Besides this, it's not uncommon to find they have chewed through piping, electrical cables, wood work & caused serious structural damage. All of this means professional rat control is a must. Because rats have excellent survival abilities it is important that you obtain the help of a professional to deal with any colony.

Are you looking for a mole catcher? Best4Pests have been successfully catching moles for over ten years. We cater for both domestic and larger commercial customers for mole clearance and have a 100% success rate. My mole control service is done in the most humane way possible. I only use high quality traps and set them to dispatch the mole instantly. No two jobs are ever the same and as such I have several different spring traps to deal with any situation. Most domestic jobs are cleared within 24 hours and we only charge if we catch.

Do you need a cluster fly treatment? Cluster flies are a pest most commonly found in lofts in rural locations. During the summer months they are rarely noticed as they are feeding outdoors, but come the colder weather in autumn they seek shelter in buildings and can gather in very large numbers for the winter. They seek shelter in roof voids most commonly but can often be found in upstairs rooms gathering at the windows. At the end of winter, they will become active again during the warmer spring days and can once again be a nuisance in homes.