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Insect Control in Chippenham

Serving Chippenham, Bath, Yate, Keynsham and the Surrounding Areas

If you find crawling insects in your home, such as ants, bed bugs, cockroaches, fleas, flies, or others, BEEKIND™ is here to provide professional pest control services that can eradicate the problem and bring you peace of mind. These unwelcome guests can pose significant risks to your living environment, contaminating food, damaging property, and spreading diseases.

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Our insect control services are available to residential and commercial clients in Chippenham, Bath, Yate, Keynsham, and the surrounding areas. We also specialise in bird and bees removal, rodent prevention, and woodworm treatments. 

Please visit our website gallery to see examples of our work to date, and check out our online reviews for further assurance of how effective our pest control work is in your area.

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Common Household Flies

These annoying invaders are commonly found in homes and around the following well-known breeding areas:

Blow Flies: dead animals, meat scraps, and wet rubbish

Cluster Flies: earthworm burrows

Flesh Flies: animal faeces, dead animals, and meat waste

Fruit Flies: fermenting beer, decomposing fruit and vegetables, mops and cloths

House Flies: animal faeces, compost heaps, uncovered food, and waste bins

Phorid Flies: decomposing animals and plants, and waste bins

Insect Control

FAQs

Several cockroach species, including the American, Brown-Banded, German, and Oriental species, have adapted to the UK climate. These pests spread diseases and breed rapidly. One female can produce up to 240 offspring annually, leading to exponential population growth. Cockroaches don’t follow a specific diet; they consume anything, even their dead. 

As part of our specialist insect control services, we have successfully carried out various programs to control and eliminate the cockroach species found in the UK. 

Clothes moths are particularly attracted to natural fibres like cashmere, feathers, fur, hair, leather, silk, and wool due to the keratin they contain. This serves as food for moth larvae, with items like carpets, clothing, rugs, and throws drawing females to lay eggs nearby. To keep moths at bay, regularly clean and vacuum cracks and crevices and store valuable clothes in suit bags.

Our pest control company offers proven moth treatments with a 12-24 week guarantee and optional preventive measures. If you’re struggling with moths, BEEKIND™ can help.

The average life cycle of a clothes moth is 65-90 days. Of the 160,000 known species, some moths only live for days, while others can survive several months.

Silverfish populations can grow rapidly in damp, dark, humid environments. They feed on items like books, glue, paper, and cardboard, so prompt action is essential to protect your books and household documents. Once a female matures at 4-6 weeks, she lays eggs year-round, with up to 50 eggs per day fertilised by males. 

To prevent and manage infestations, reduce humidity, fix water leaks, seal entry points, and store food in airtight containers. Keeping living spaces clean and clutter-free also helps. 

Yes, they are. Hornets are larger and more round and, although they appear more threatening than normal wasps, they are less aggressive when left alone. 

We don’t recommend you attempt to do this yourself due to the dangers involved. If you discover a nest at your property in Chippenham, Bath, Yate, Keynsham, or any of the surrounding areas we cover, please get in touch with our experienced insect control team for a fast and effective removal service instead.

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Get in touch

01225 285825

info@beekindpestcontrol.co.uk

11 Greenacres, Upper Weston, Bath, Somerset, BA1 4NR