3 Best Pest Control in Aylesbury Vale

“Buckinghamshire Pest Control is a privately owned company run by an ex-serviceman. They aim to provide an environmentally friendly service to eradicate or control pests and non-native invasive species. They are trained and insured. All equipment, pesticides, and rodenticides meet and comply with industry-approved and regulated standards. They are LANTRA and BPCA trained. Using practices that limit poisons to a minimum, thus reducing the chance of poisoning wildlife, pets, and people. Buckinghamshire Pest Control has up-to-date knowledge about pest control to provide safe and practical solutions. They cover all of Buckinghamshire (Bucks) and every nearby area.”

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“Hunter Pest Services is an independent family-run pest control company that prides itself on offering fast, reliable, discreet services, always putting their customers first. They are passionate about protecting the environment and are committed to following a strict code of best practices when using rodenticide, following the Campaign for Responsible Rodenticide Use (CRRU). They are registered with Natural England and hold a CL02 Class licence permitting the trapping and humane dispatching of Glis-glis. They embrace the system of Integrated Pest Control Management (IPM). This system focuses on the long-term prevention of pests through techniques such as humane kill traps, habitat manipulation, and modification of cultural practices.”

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“Pestforce Aylesbury company was founded in 2008 by Paul Wilkinson. Jack Harris is part of the Pest Control Service at Pestforce Aylesbury. Their vision is to become a household name in property care across the UK by delivering an exceptional customer experience that inspires loyalty and sets new industry standards. As a fully qualified pest controller, you can be confident you get a safe, effective service. Their fully trained local technicians deliver tailored pest control solutions, leveraging their deep knowledge of your area. Pestforce proudly supports charities focused on cancer, mental health, and environmental conservation.”

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