South Kirkby, another former mining town, has terraces, post-war estates and open countryside nearby. Small businesses here often work from yards and lock-ups near fields.
Several small trades work from lock-ups, yards and converted garages in towns like South Kirkby, and those buildings are rarely sealed to a food-premises standard. Timber, cardboard, vehicle parts and staff food all give rodents something to use. We look at how the unit is actually used day to day and advise on storage, access and waste before suggesting any treatment.
The open countryside close by means that field mice, rats and, in some places, squirrels or birds may be around the edges. Landlords with terraces and estate houses can arrange one visit to inspect several addresses. A free survey is available, and commercial service contracts are possible if regular checks would help the premises.
They can, particularly if food, rubbish or soft materials are stored. Mice nest in boxes and fabric. A check looks at entry gaps, stored materials and signs of activity, and we advise whether treatment, proofing or just better storage is the right response.
We can do either, but a shared yard is more sensibly looked at as a whole, since rodents move between units. We start with your unit and its boundary, and tell you if the problem seems to extend further so the right people can be involved.
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Read the walk-through →Returned our call promptly, agreed appt at short notice and did a great job on the bee/wasp nest in our bay window. We recommend him.Anne Blackledge18 June 2018
Thankyou for a fantastic service, refreshing change. no more mice at my home in LeedsJohn Burton29 September 2017
I have used Pest control Leeds more than once for my business. Very please with the service and value for money compared to other companies.Sarah Pemberton29 September 2017
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