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sometimes with landscaping too, is an approach that must be avoided. Poor cleaning practices and untidy landscaping work can lead to pest infestations and this can lead to conflict and complications. Working together but with separate contracts is always the best solution.
Normal pest control contracts for standard premises will include a minimum of eight inspections a year. Factories producing high-risk food or manufacturing pharmaceuticals will require more frequent visits. The inspections should include all common areas such as: plant rooms; basements; riser cupboards; car parks and landscaped areas - all of the areas where pests could harbour and reproduce undisturbed.
Cleankill has been solving pest problems for commercial and domestic customers since 2005. Using the most up-to-date pest- control techniques and technology, the company keeps its customers pest-free and makes sure it is at the forefront of the industry when it comes to the use of pesticides and non-toxic pest control methodology.
Top tips to help stop infestations:
• Don’t accept the ‘bundling’ of contracts by your purchasing department
• Arrange training for all cleaning staff by your pest control company
• Change to night-time bin emptying
• Arrange for cleaning operatives and pest control technicians to meet regularly to share information
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As an Investor in People, all Cleankill’s staff are highly trained and offer an exceptionally fast and efficient level of service. The company is a proud member of the British Pest Control Association (BPCA), as well as being approved to ISO9001 and ISO14001. Cleankill is also fully- accredited to the Altius Vendor Assessment, Safecontractor, Exor, Constructionline and Achilles Health and Safety accreditation schemes and aims to be recognised as a market leader for innovation and new pest control techniques.
For further information go to
www.cleankill.co.uk or call 0800 056 5477.
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