E H pest control

09/12/2020

Coming to a street near you?.....Should you need help with Pest Control give us a call...or message 🐀

18/09/2020

We are often asked “how do Rats get in my loft”.....see below...should you be suffering from rodent infestation, give us a call or message us 🐀 🐭 🐀

19/08/2020

Wasp nest season coming to its peak!Don’t be stung this summer, let us deal with your wasp nest safely and professionally 🐝🐝🐝🐝 07947770073

18/07/2020

Flying Ant Day 2020 happened on Friday with so many ants over the UK that they could be seen from space

02/11/2019

Well done to all at Goldenfry for winning the good food award 2020, proud to be your pest prevention service provider 👍

Goldenfry in Hull, 41-42 Savile Street, Hull, HU1 3EA have now been awarded the prestigious Good Food Award for Fish and Chips 2020.

17/08/2019

Tips for reducing the likelihood of rats
Remove all food and water supplies:
Store all waste products, in particular food waste, in lidded containers.
Store all animal food in rodent proof containers.
Don't leave food on the ground for birds and be aware that using high level bird tables / feeders will not prevent an infestation occurring as these can still be accessed by rodents and spillages from the feeders will result in food at ground level. If you have an infestation you should completely stop feeding the birds and if you wish to start feeding again do so in small quantities only when the infestation has been cleared.
Do not leave food and water out for pets unattended.
Immediately clear away any spillages of food such as bird / rabbit food.
Immediately clear away any animal faeces / droppings. These act as a food source for rats.
Removal of shelter:
Keep vegetation such as bushes and grass trim to reduce possible areas for harbourage.
Do not store old furniture such as beds and carpets in the garden as these provide ideal harbourage.
Do not compost garden or other waste on your garden. Always use a compost bin.
Secure heavy gauge wire mesh, with gaps no larger than 10mm, to the base of compost bins to prevent rats gaining access into the bins from below and make sure lids on compost bins are tightly fitted at all times.
Stand garden sheds on hard standing such as a concrete base and ensure there are no gaps around the base which would allow rats to gain access beneath the shed.
Prevent harbourage beneath decking by sealing any gaps which would allow rodents access beneath them and, where possible, erect the decking on hard standing.
Repair any holes in buildings, such as garden sheds, to prevent access to rodents and make sure doors are a good fit with no gaps.
Keep gardens tidy by removing any items not in use such as disused hutches and cages

Read more at

Please visit Hull Daily Mail homepage and take a look around or use Google, or another search engine, to try again for what you're looking for.

08/08/2019

Wasp giving you a problem 🐝🐝🐝
Give us a call for a safe professional solution 🐝🐝🐝 07947770073 🐝🐝🐝

08/04/2019

Job carried out today. Feral Pigeons we’re starting to nest build above the roller shutter housing. Resulting droppings and nesting material was interfering with the shutter closing. Removed mesh proofing that had failed, cleaned and disinfected the area and installed bird deterrent gel. This system deters the birds by appearing to them as fire without harming them. Should you suffer from problems with Feral Pigeons....You know who to call!

07/04/2019

Call out yesterday for Rats in a house. Rats had gained access from the drain by chewing through the toilet waste pipe. They were then able to gain access under the floor of the bathroom by the gaps around the sink pipes. Advised “Rat flap “ to be fitted in the drain to prevent Rats coming up the toilet waste pipe and seal gaps around pipes under sink with wire wool / filler combination.
Should you have a Rat or Mouse problem in your house please contact us on 07947770073.

16/03/2019

All the food hygiene ratings of outlets inspected in the last few weeks are listed below

23/02/2019

Theres more to Rats than meets the eye!

22/02/2019