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Our Approach

All pest control and pest removal services are carried out in line with current UK legislation and in accordance with industry best practice. Our pest controllers in Oxfordshire adopt methods of pest control which are effective and ensure pests are controlled, managed or removed as appropriate.

Hawthorn Pest Control offers a complete pest control service.

As a professional pest control business, we are regularly asked to carry out jobs which include mole removal, wasp nest removal, flea control (flea control for dogs and cats), cluster fly control, rabbit control, fox control and to ‘get rid’ of squirrels. These are just some of the tasks that we complete on a daily basis.

As pest controllers we also provide customers with advice and are often asked how to kill bed bugs, how to kill ants, how to remove a wasp nest and how to catch moles.

Once we understand the pest problem, we carry out a full site survey before implementing the most appropriate methods of pest control. At Hawthorn Pest Control we care about wildlife and the environment and will always consider environmentally friendly pest control prior to using chemicals or substances which may have an impact on other wildlife or the environment. All of our pest control methods are carried out in accordance with UK legislation and in line with industry best practice.

If you would like to discuss pest removal costs, please give us a call or send us an email.

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What level of control is required?

Is it eradication, control or management that is required. This will depend on the environment, pest in question and economic considerations.

What methods can best achieve the desired results?

The initial strategy or treatment will be to control the existing pest. This will be followed by a strategy and proofing to prevent reinfestation. All options that do not require the use of a pesticide will be explored initially and, if a pesticide is required, the least toxic option will be used.

What are the dangers to human health?

A full COSHH Assessment (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health) will be carried out if a pesticide is being considered. The dangers and potential implication to human health of those in the surrounding area will be identified and considered.

What are the dangers to non-target organisms in the environment?

Is there any danger or risk to plants or wildlife in the immediate area. This could be via other animals, such as cats and dogs, entering the area and accessing the pesticide being used. Predators and scavengers could also be at risk through consuming prey containing pesticides residues.

Is the control sustainable?

The need to control existing infestations often demands the use of pesticides. However, we will consider and recommend other actions to sustain a pest free environment or prevent re-infestation. This may include changing housekeeping practices or varying environmental factors.

What further action is required?

It maybe that ongoing pest control monitoring and management is required. A plan will be outlines to ensure future prevention and re-infestation.