THE FACILITIES SHOW 2023 Beaverpest


Stand FM.3822 Rats, drains and buildings.


Rats are a common issue in buildings, and often, the root of the problem lies within the drainage system.


To investigate, the best approach is to contact a pest control specialist. They will initially lay traps and/or rodenticides to deal with the immediate problem, and will usually advise a CCTV drain survey is carried out to identify the access points of the rats.


While a drain contractor may be able to carry out the survey, they may not be able to pinpoint the exact access point, as drainage defects allowing rat access are not so easily detectable without an understanding of rodent behaviour.


Pest control companies usually do not provide CCTV drain surveys, and buildings can experience rat issues for months or even years as a result. CCTV drain surveys are a non-invasive and efficient way to identify issues within a building's drainage system.


They use advanced technology, such as cameras and transmitters, to provide live feedback images and pinpoint problem areas. The technician will use various tools and the innovative technology should cause minimal damage to the surface area.


With the help of a Sonde, the drainage system can be mapped without the requirement of scalation in some


AJ Products Stand: FM.2810


AJ Products’ provides comprehensive solutions for optimising wellbeing and collaboration in the modern workplace.


When introducing solutions for workplace furniture, AJ Products starts with the question: how will this benefit the employee? By putting this key question front and centre, the company creates workspaces that meet the needs of the people who work there and, in doing so, provides results for the business as a whole. After all, a business is only as strong as its workforce, so a focus on employee wellbeing, in turn, leads to greater job satisfaction, productivity and profitability.


Offices today are vastly different to those of the past. Post- pandemic, the drive for human connection means that collaborative spaces are a must in any successful office space. Creativity needs room to breathe. That’s why it’s important to build a variety of breakout spaces, teamwork areas and focused meeting zones to suit all co-working needs.


Workspaces that encourage employees to get away from their desks and move more than the usual 9-5 allows are also increasingly in demand. Workers are in the driving seat now; they have an expectation that their workplace will work


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cases. The high-quality camera equipment provides clear pictures of the drain, making it possible to spot subtle defects.


Following the survey, a comprehensive report should be provided along with costs and recommendations for the repair work.


When it comes to drainage defects allowing rat access, it is essential to hire a specialist contractor with experience in this field. This will guarantee the identification of the cause of the problem and a speedy and effective solution, thus avoiding further rodent activity.


For more information about CCTV drain surveys carried out by pest professionals please contact Beaver Pest Control.


Email: office@beaverpest.co.uk www.pestcontrolservices.co.uk


for them and support their physical and mental health. A business that meets those needs will reap the rewards.


AJ Products offers a wide range of office furniture designed to address those needs. The Facilities Show is the perfect opportunity to experience the solutions first hand and speak to AJ Products’ expert team about how to optimise your workspace. Don’t miss AJ Products on stand FM2810 at the Facilities Show, 16th-18th May at London ExCel.


Call: 01252 359760 Email: info@ajproducts.co.uk www.ajproducts.co.uk


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