Business owners should also be aware that legislation requires them to keep their buildings pest free. This includes The Prevention of Damage by Pests Act 1949 in the United Kingdom, which puts a duty on local authorities to control rats and mice. The legislation grants powers to local authorities to compel landowners and/or occupiers to take action to keep land rat and mouse free. Notice can be served requiring treatment and/or the carrying out of structural repairs or other works such as the blocking of holes in buildings and removing accumulations that might provide harbourage or sustenance for vermin.
For food premises, or buildings with cafeterias, re-opening could be delayed under the Food Safety Act 1990 by the issuing of closure and improvement notices, if ‘due diligence’ pest control measures aren’t in place to ensure that food products are not contaminated or damaged.
Cleankill Pest Control has been providing award-winning pest control services to Brighton, Bristol, Buckinghamshire, London, Kent, Surrey, Sussex, and other parts of country since 1995. The business was founded upon a desire to create a company that placed customer service, respect for the environment, care for the community, and staff development, on an equal footing with profitability. It is the only pest control company in England to hold the Investors’ in People Gold accreditation.
www.tomorrowscleaning.com
“Undeterred by people, pigeons and gulls
have been taking up residence in and on
buildings in cities and towns.”
Cleankill deals with ‘distress’ pests such as wasps and fleas, as well as preventative maintenance against public health pests such as mice, rats, cockroaches and pest birds. The company prides itself on fast and efficient service delivery and aims to be recognised as a market leader for innovation, ‘green’ and new pest control techniques. It is also a licensed waste remover.
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