Excel Pest Management

Excel Pest management operates Pest control throughout Yorkshire and includes Rats, mice, moles (mole catching and mole trapping), pigeons, seagulls, wasps, fleas, bedbugs, ants, cockroaches and fly problems. Certain premises require ongoing preventative pest control programmes to comply with Health & Safety or the Food Safety Act or simply to provide a pest free clean and healthy environment for their employees. As a member of the British Pest Control Association, if you have a rat problem or a wasp nest, Excel Pest Management will rid you of your unwanted guests and peace of mind can be gained that you will receive a very competitively priced and professional pest control service.

Having first caught 'The Bug' for pest control in 1989 whilst serving in the armed forces, Gary Pattison recognised the lack of BPCA accredited companies serving North Yorkshire and the Yorkshire coastline. Gary is your main field technician, whilst Wendi does a sterling job in both accounts and a field based role!

As you will be aware, there is a legal obligation placed upon you to keep your business premises to an acceptable standard of hygiene. This is not only to enhance your customers' perception of your business, but also to ensure the welfare of these customers and your staff whilst on your premises. Excel Pest Management work hand in hand with many prestigious Yorkshire businesses within the food and retail sector ensuring that their premises remain pest free. As a Health & Safety conscious company, can you afford not to use a member of the BPCA for your pest prevention?

If your home is being invaded by unwanted guests, a quick call to EXCEL Pest Management will bring an efficient solution to your problem. Wasps, Ants, Bed Bugs, Rats, Mice and birds can all become a nuisance throughout the year, and if left unattended will only escalate the problem over time. Professional and friendly, we shall arrive at your home discreetly so as not to advertise to your neighbours any problems you may be encountering.

There are many different species of bees in the UK from masonry bees and bumble bees to honey bees, some providing honey, some not, some can sting whilst others cannot, but they all have one thing in common and that is that they are viewed with affection worldwide. Bumble bees occasionally set up colonies in cavity walls, and whilst this may seem undesirable, they should be left alone as this nest will only last for one summer. Bumble bees are social insects where the Queen and her worker daughters will live in this colony throughout the summer until her fertile females and males leave the nest to mate.

From spring through to autumn in Yorkshire, wasps are normally the most abundant of all fearful insect nuisance pests in homes and commercial premises. Wasp stings can be extremely painful, and individuals react differently to being stung, from a mere redness and swelling in some, to severe allergic reactions resulting in death caused by anaphylactic shock if not treated in time in others. Evidence of wasps nests can be wasps continually entering your premises under the eaves, roof tiles or air vents, increased activity in and around trees or a hole in the ground.