Angus Hygiene & Pest Control

Angus Hygiene & Pest Control have been expertly exterminating Angus's pests since 2004. Whether your home is infested by rats or mice or you have discovered a wasps' nest, Angus Hygiene & Pest Control are here to remove all pest infestations as efficiently and humanely as possible.

Wasps are one of the nastiest pests out there. So, if you have a wasps' nest nearby, you'll want to call Angus Hygiene & Pest Control in as soon as possible to come and get rid of it. Most people are frightened of wasps, and with good reason. But some try to perform their own wasp removal service anyway. This is a bad idea as pest control experts are the only ones fully trained in wasp removal, and are the only ones with the proper equipment to do it effectively and safely. The first step in wasp treatment is identifying the wasps' nest.

In their natural habitat, ants are actually very useful. Breaking down organic matter, aerating the soil, helping to make sure other insect populations don't get out of control are just some of the good things that ants can do. However, they do not recognise a human habitat when they see one, and they don't care. Our experts can treat ants effectively. It's easy to get rid of individual ants as you see them, but they will keep coming back if you don't destroy the source. Angus Hygiene & Pest Control will get rid of the infestation with chemicals that are specially formulated for the job and take steps to make sure they do not come back.

Mice are nocturnal creatures, so you might not see them during the day at all, meaning that you might only see the signs that they have been there. They leave dark coloured droppings around the place and constantly chew on things. Gnawed furniture, cereal boxes, or any number of other things, most importantly cables, are signs that you have a mouse infestation. The chewing of cables, apart from causing serious damage to your electrical appliances, can lead to a fire. This is why it's particularly dangerous.

We will be using purified water to clean your windows and will be using special brushes mounted onto telescopic poles to reach the high windows. The pole is connected via a hose to a water storage tank in our van which has a pump to push the water up the pole. When pure water is used for window cleaning the impurities on the glass are held in the water, as the pure water strives to return to its impure state. The glass is then given a final rinse with the water fed poles to leave the glass totally sterile.

Rats are generally nocturnal animals. So you might see signs of rat infestation before you actually see any rats. There are obvious things to look for, such as rat droppings, which share the general dimensions of a sultana. Also, chewed bits of furniture or wiring could also be a sign of a rat infestation, although that could also be an indication of mice. Holes in the wall are another sign of rat infestation, as are smears on the wall. These come from the oil on the rats' fur, which comes off when they rub against it.