PEST CONTROL SPONSORED BY: CLEANKILL
PREVENTION BETTER THAN A CURE
Since its formation, Cleankill Pest Control has always been proud of its fast, efficient and professional level of service, which has seen them claim a number of awards. Here, we learn more about this service.
Cleankill Pest Control provides fast and efficient eradication and preventative services for all public health pests including: rats, wasps, cockroaches, squirrels, fleas, bed bugs and pest birds. As a registered waste carrier, Cleankill can also remove pigeon debris and other waste.
Cleankill is a growing company with a big heart, believing a business should be socially and environmentally responsible. Transparency, honesty, professionalism, pride, environmental awareness, innovation and superb service are all central to our business strategy. We believe that taking our social responsibilities seriously has played a key part in the remarkable growth of our company. Some of our competitors who are sales and profit- focused have seen their businesses suffer during the recession, while ours has grown.
Being greener feels more ethical – why kill creatures if you can use natural deterrents like hawks to scare off pigeons and seagulls? Prevention rather than destruction is our ethos and this is naturally a greener approach.
At the heart of the training for our operational staff is a pest control industry training and accreditation scheme called BASIS PROMPT which involves Continuous Professional Development and assessment by an external team. This commitment and investment in the ongoing training of all staff helps to make sure our knowledge remains at the forefront of the industry. We are confident to state that none of our competitors have a team that is as qualified as ours.
In addition, all field and sales staff are now trained to Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH)/British Pest Control Association (BPCA)
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Level 2 in Pest Control. Technicians are also trained in drainage works and managers are trained to The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) standards for managing safely in pest control.
As well as their strategic roles, our directors are very ‘hands on’ when required and are properly trained in line with Health and Safety Executive requirements.
In recent customer surveys, 100% of respondents said they would recommend us to others. Customers also like our reputation for acting with professionalism, courtesy and expertise. They can count on our staff arriving in smart uniforms and branded vehicles and that we will use the best available products on the market.
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
Award-winning Cleankill Pest Control has its headquarters in Croydon and offices in Sussex and has been providing pest control services to businesses across London and the South East since 1995. Set up by former Rentokil employees, Cleankill was founded upon the 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.
Cleankill is the only pest control provider in the UK to achieve a Silver Investor in People accreditation and is a proud member of the British Pest Control Association, as well as being approved to ISO9001 and ISO14001. Cleankill is also fully accredited to the Altius Vendor Assessment, PICS, Safecontractor, Exor, Constructionline and Achilles Health and Safety. The company is a proud member of the British Pest Control Association (BPCA) and aims to be recognised as a market leader for innovation and new pest control techniques.
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