Friendly Discreet Professional Fully Insured Servicing Company member of the NPTA Members of the Basis prompt Scheme Professional Qualifications Reliable and punctual Welcome We provide a range of services to deal with all aspects of pest control and pest extermination. If you have a problem with rodents crawling/flying insects squirrels pigeons then make sure you know who to call. Whatever location or property it is that you need treated AAA Pest Control Services are experienced enough and skilful enough to undertake the job to the highest of standards. About Us AAA Pest Control Services is a friendly and quality conscious business based in Littleborough Lancashire.
We cover Lancashire and the entire North West area and we can cater for all sizes of jobs.Wasp nest removal for £40 guaranteed
We provide a range of services to deal with all aspects of pest control and pest extermination. If you have a problem with rodents, crawling/flying insects, squirrels, pigeons then make sure you know who to call. Whatever location or property it is that you need treated, AAA Pest Control Services are experienced enough and skilful enough to undertake the job to the highest of standards.
We provide our services to domestic customers within 20 miles of Littleborough, including Ashton-under-Lyne, Blackburn, Burnley, Bury, Chorley, Huddersfield, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Salford, Stockport and Wigan.
We offer competitive commercial contracts for commercial customers from the entire North-West with service and expertise that is second to none. Identify The first step in effective pest control is to know what you're dealing with. AAA Pest Control Services can quickly and accurately identify the type of pest or infestation and provide appropriate solutions.
Any unidentifiable insects can be collected and sent to our laboratory for an accurate identification with a full report available within a week. eliminate AAA Pest Control Services can eliminate all your pest and infestation problems with solutions that are approved by industry governing organisations.
All solutions are carried out after full risk assessments and COSHH guidelines are always adhered to. We take public safety very seriously and will consider the welfare of any non-target pests. Children and pet safety is always considered.
We can respond to all calls within 24 hours and are contactable 24 hours a day.
For peace of mind, all our staff carry identification badges. Mammals and Vermin Bats are protected species and can not be harmed or disturbed in any way. If you have a bat problem, please contact Natural England on 0114 241 8920, Scottish Natural Heritage on 0131 447 4784 or Countryside Council of Wales on 0845 130 6229 for help and advice. Foxes are becoming more and more common in urban districts. They can cause damage to your garden, threaten the life of your pets and spread diseases such as toxocariasis, Weil's disease, Hydatid disease and sarcoptic mange. Small in size, the house mouse has been known to wreak havoc by chewing through electrical cables, food stuffs, packaging, raw materials and boxed goods, spreading disease, and actually breeding wherever they populate. Moles become major pests when they destroy lawns, golf courses, and parks with unsightly burrows and earth mounds. As well as disturbing the root systems of many plants and creating underground travel lanes for other small mammals, (most notably the mouse) they create danger underfoot on sports / playing fields, and in paddocks and fields. Moles are known have been the cause of broken or sprained limbs on horses and farm animals. Rabbits may be small and fluffy but they can wreck your garden. Instead of ingesting the entire plant, they may only chew the flower or half the plant before moving to the next. This behaviour tends to maximize the damage they do and can be frustrating to the gardener. Rats are the most well known of pests and are attracted to waste food. The UK rat population has exploded and nobody is more than 6 feet away from a rat. Birds Feral pigeons have been found to carry more detrimental diseases to man than rats, and are one of the largest causes of internal biting insect problems within offices and homes. Many studies have shown that gulls pick up disease organisms which cause food poisoning in humans and distribute them about the environment. Salmonella, listeria and vibrio cholerae to name but a few. An outbreak of Escherichia coli in early 2003 killed 20 elderly people in Scotland, with the gulls being implicated in contaminating water sources with both Salmonella and E-coli. Starlings are protected and can not be disturbed during their nesting period. Trading Since August 2005