BFG Pest Management

19/12/2024

BFG Pest Management have moved. We’re now based in Kirton and will continue to cover the Spalding and Holbeach areas as well as Boston.

16/09/2022

Out of respect to her majesty Queen Elizabeth ll, BFG Pest Management will be closed for business this Monday 19 September 2022.

Normal business hours will resume on Tuesday 20/9/22.

28/08/2022

Don’t let wasps spoil your bank holiday. BFG is open throughout and my prices remain the same no matter whether is a Sunday, bank holiday or weekday.

12/08/2022

Don’t forget to take a few moments to watch for activity before tackling hedge or shrub trimming, this nest was extremely well hidden with the client only becoming aware after getting stung. Not only was the nest successfully treated, I was able to completely remove it in the same visit.

10/07/2022

Make BFG your first choice for professional wasp nest treatment that’s guaranteed.

BFG Pest Management is your local independent friendly pest control provider. Addressing the needs of both homeowners and commercial clients. Based in Spalding we can offer services throughout South Lincolnshire, North Cambridgeshire and West Norfolk.

21/04/2022

BFG are now members of the Affiliation of Professional Mole Catchers (AOPMC) as well as the British Pest Control Association (BPCA), so you can be sure of a professional, high quality service at all times, from a fully qualified local provider.

21/04/2022

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12/03/2022

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Do you have a problem with unwanted and uninvited guests ?

We can help with the eviction of those visitors

Contact us for advice and help

28/11/2021

28/11/2021

Well it looks like winter is here which can mean that rodents are more likely to seek out shelter and food in our homes and gardens. With this in mind, make sure you don’t encourage them by providing them with an easy meal. Ensure that your household waste is secured in bins with good fitting lids and remember, it’s common for rats to be attracted when feeding the birds.

19/09/2021