Environmental policies
Our environmental impact is important to us, and we always act with caution while also making positive contributions to environmental protection.
The Bristol pest controller actively participates in and helps fund a number of local projects, including the recording of birds and moths in the Gordano valley by the Clevedon moth group and a local association of birdwatchers.
We fund work on Dormice carried out by the Avon Wildlife Trust and we are developing bat-friendly techniques of monitoring and removing unwanted pests from buildings used by bats. We also have excellent relationships with beekeepers and can arrange relocation.
When you ask The Bristol pest controller to take on either a residential or a commercial job you can be sure that we will
- Use minimum doses of targeted pesticides
- Go pesticide-free when possible
- Accurately identify a species and assess risks, avoiding unnecessary treatments
- Use organic based insecticides wherever appropriate
- Avoid older types of insecticide linked with health and environmental problems
- Avoid excessive use of ‘external baits’, with their impact on local wildlife
- Use local suppliers to cut down on supply-miles
- Minimise the production of waste, including paper-free communications
- Offset the removal of species such as brown rats and clothes moths with positive action for wildlife.
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We have fully integrated pest management procedures to cover the broad range of insects, birds and mammals that are likely to invade your environment.
All our work is carried out with regard to health & safety and the protection of non-targets animals. Pesticides, traps, and preventative measures are used by professionally trained and experienced staff to ensure that your infestations are identified and remedied as quickly and humanely as possible. We will also provide you with information on the best methods to prevent the pests from returning. |
