PEST CONT ROL
BEAVER PEST CONTROL Trident Business Centre, 89 Bickersteth Road, London, SW17 9SH
T: 020 8355 3443 E:
julia@beaverpest.co.uk W:
www.pestcontrolservices.co.uk
BIRD-X 300 N. Oakley Blvd., Chicago, IL, USA, 60612
T: (800) 662-5021 E: (Sales)
solutions@bird-x.com E: (Media)
media@bird-x.com W:
www.bird-x.com
Beaver Pest Control is a specialist pest control company providing pest control, bird control and wildlife management services to commercial and residential customers throughout London and the South-East.
Our teams also specialise in proofing, CCTV drain surveys, decontamination, and void clearances.
We employ over 70 employees and work with a diverse range of customers from large multi-site facilities managers to high street retailers.
Founded in 1990, Beaver Pest Control is one of the largest independent providers of pest control services in the UK. We are a registered RSPH level 2 training centre, and all of our technicians are qualified as a minimum to this level and are BPCA Registered.
British Pest Management Awards Finalist – Large Company 2021. South London Business Awards Winners Company of the Year 2019 Wandsworth Business Awards Winners – Company of the Year 2018. British Pest Management Awards – Company of the Year 2017.
Bird-X is the leading international manufacturer of humane bird control solutions, and is dedicated to working with clients worldwide to find the best and most cost-effective solutions to combat pest bird problems. The Chicago-based company works to create pest-free environments that are safe, sustainable, humane, non-toxic, and eco-friendly. Bird-X products prevent pest infestation, reduce the risk of disease and workplace liabilities, and mitigate property damage, all while eliminating the need for chemical pesticides, poisons, and dangerous traps.
After years of research and testing, Bird-X knows that pests can be conditioned to stay away from areas where a threat is perceived. Many Bird-X solutions mimic that threat by creating a physical barrier or an unfit habitat. From electronic devices, ultrasonic technology, bird spikes and netting, to organic compounds, visual scares, and more, each product repels pests naturally and provides long-term results.
CLEANKILL PEST CONTROL T: 0800 056 5477 E:
info@cleankill.co.uk W:
www.cleankill.co.uk
WHELAN PEST PREVENTION Suite 7, Basepoint Business Centre, Andersons Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO14 5FE
T: 0800 678 5029 E:
info@whelanservices.com W:
www.whelanservices.com
Award-winning Cleankill Pest Control provides prevention and eradication services for public health pests such as pest birds, rodents, wasps and cockroaches.
Cleankill works with facilities and property managers looking after multiple sites across London and nationwide.
The team offers a fast, efficient and ‘green’ service delivered by a highly trained, qualified team.
Cleankill is a long-standing member of The British Pest Control Association and was named ‘Company of the Year’ in the last British Pest Management Awards. Accreditations include: SafeContractor; Achilles Health and Safety, ConstructionLine; ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and Altius Elite Vendor status.
Cleankill is the only pest control provider in England with the Gold Investors in People accreditation.
As a registered waste carrier, Cleankill can remove pigeon debris and other waste.
www.cleankill.co.uk
Whelan Pest Prevention are one of the UK’s leading pest prevention experts. We operate throughout the UK and are fully compliant with all leading legislation within the FM industry. We specialise in pest control contracts, reactive works, block management projects and of course we have our own in house bird protection team including our own bird of prey division. We do not have sales people and our team will always work on a consultative basis rather than trying to up sell like many of our competitors. Your problem is our expertise.
Please contact our central head office on 0800 678 5029.
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