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Welcome

Bounty Pest Control is a family run company that has the experience and expertise to successfully get rid of all pests from any building or outdoor area. We’re a family firm with over 5000 customers and everyone here has a vested interest in making the company successful.

That means we all work harder and are more determined than most to do the job properly. If you’re a happy customer we know you’ll tell others and give us more of your business. If you’re not we’ll lose your business and you’ll tell loads more people about how unhappy you are.

We understand that’s the way it should be. We’re only as good as our last pest controlled.

We’re fully accredited by all the key pest control quality organisations see here , we’re insured up to £10 Million and we’re all properly trained and all technicians are CRB checked.

We charge a fair price for our work, we’re not greedy, and we keep growing because we understand what makes for satisfied customers.

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Call us on 01233 640 191 and ask for me, Martin, or email info@bountypestcontrol.co.uk and I’ll answer your questions and organise a free site visit and a tailor-made programme and quote.

Best wishes,

Martin Rose-King

Latest Pest News

Wasps, Aphids and Honeydew
During summer worker wasps gain their sugar needs from feeding wasp larvae. In the process of feeding larvae a sweet substance called 'honeydew' is excreted. Worker wasps feed from this as its high in sugar.

In late summer/autumn most of the wasp larva have pupated and no new eggs are laid. This leaves the workers with no alternative but to forage sugars from other sources such as tree sap, aphids and of course our food and drinks!

This process is the natural wasp lifecycle drawing to a close. Luckily at that time of year wasp numbers are decreasing so in most cases it is an 'acceptable annoyance' and this activity will only last a few weeks.

The difficulty is that the actual nest(s) could be over 1km away so almost impossible to find, Treatment can't be applied to the foraging wasps as insecticides are non-discriminatory and will harm beneficial insects in the environment.

You may find wasp attracting traps such as 'trappit' along the hedge line will help. These can be purchased in garden centres or online.

This link shows some of the typical behaviour seen in these circumstances.

Latest Pest News

Wasps, Aphids and Honeydew
During summer worker wasps gain their sugar needs from feeding wasp larvae. In the process of feeding larvae a sweet substance called 'honeydew' is excreted. Worker wasps feed from this as its high in sugar.

In late summer/autumn most of the wasp larva have pupated and no new eggs are laid. This leaves the workers with no alternative but to forage sugars from other sources such as tree sap, aphids and of course our food and drinks!

This process is the natural wasp lifecycle drawing to a close. Luckily at that time of year wasp numbers are decreasing so in most cases it is an 'acceptable annoyance' and this activity will only last a few weeks.

The difficulty is that the actual nest(s) could be over 1km away so almost impossible to find, Treatment can't be applied to the foraging wasps as insecticides are non-discriminatory and will harm beneficial insects in the environment.

You may find wasp attracting traps such as 'trappit' along the hedge line will help. These can be purchased in garden centres or online.

This link shows some of the typical behaviour seen in these circumstances.

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