Can you see smear marks on your skirting boards? Or have you noticed shredded papers and materials? Then call TDC Pest Control today. With over ten years experience in pest control management, TDC Pest Control have developed a reputation for excellence and professionalism. Whether you have an infestation in your home or commercial property, our locally based Cornwall pest controllers cover Bodmin and throughout the Cornwall postcode. Our fully qualified pest controllers will ensure your pest problem is resolved quickly and efficiently, all whilst being safe and discreet.
Every member of the TDC Pest Control, controller team, is fully certified and highly skilled in all methods of fumigation, poison and insecticide handling as well as extermination. If you have a pest problem that needs a professional, then call TDC Pest Control today on: 01208479156
TDC Pest Control have a dedicated hotline for any pest related problem. Our fully trained and knowledgeable operator team are available to help resolve your pest dilemma any time, 24 hours a day*, 365 days* a year. If you have an emergency pest problem, our experienced pest controllers can be with you within just 30-90* minutes.
TDC Pest Control specialise in all types of pest management, including, but not restricted by:
- Cluster fly control
- Bed bug extermination
- Ant pest control
- Moth infestation
- Beetle treatment
- Rodent control
- Flea fumigation
If you suspect you may have an infestation in your domestic or commercial property, we can help. We have included some helpful tips and information about just some of the pests our expert controllers treat, and how to recognise the signs of an infestation.
Rodent Q&A
When are rats most active?
Rats are nocturnal creatures, therefore they are most active at night. Because of this, an infestation can develop some time before a rat is even seen. If resources such as food and water are scare however, they will become more active during the day.
What types of mice are there?
There are commonly two different types of mice:
House Mouse – Dusty grey in colour, these mice have a small head and slender body and are known to have excellent vision, smell, hearing and touch. These pests are highly adaptable to homes and indoor buildings, they only need a small space to be able to enter a building, therefore they often have access to many places and infest in large volumes.
Deer Mouse – Also referred to as a field mouse, these mice are reddish to golden brown in colour with white feet and chest. These pests have a small head and body, yet are larger in size than a house mouse. Deer mouse feast on seeds, grains and fruit and often aggravate farmers as a result of them infiltrating storage grains. These rodents are well-known carriers of the deadly Hantavirus which has been known to cause numerous deaths, therefore pose serious health threats for humans and household pets.
TDC Pest Control Facts
- Cockroaches can withstand temperatures as cold as 32°F. In extremely cold places, however, they survive by moving in with humans
- A cockroach that has just shed its skin is white with black eyes. After eight hours, it has regained its regular colouring
- A one-day-old baby cockroach, which is about the size of a speck of dust, can run almost as fast as its parents
Bees & Wasps Q&A
What are the differences between bees and wasps?
In regards to their appearance, there are many ways to physically tell bees and wasps apart from one another. Bees are generally large and fluffy insects, with their hairy bodies making it ideal for holding on to pollen as it is carried from one area to another. Wasps bodies in comparison are sleeker and more streamlined for hunting. One of the main differences between bees and wasps is that wasps can become aggressive or agitated when they feel their nest may be under threat. However in comparison, honey bees are generally gentle creatures, in which are too busy working to worry about harming others.
What are the different types of bees?
There are commonly three different species of bees that may cause customers to contact us, these include:
Bumble Bees – These are the largest of the bee species. Fluffy all over and black in colour with yellow bands, these bees may build their nests anywhere.
Masonry Bees – The smallest of the bee species, these bees are black and orange in colour. The bees drill into brick work to create cavities to build nests, potentially causing structural damage and considered to be a pest to your home or commercial property.
Honey Bees – These bees have a fluffy head with a smooth body. Black and yellow-orange in colour, honey bees may build their nests anywhere.
If you have a wasps nest that you would like removed safely, call TDC Pest Control today on: 01208479156 for one of our locally based pest controllers to resolve your pest problem quickly and efficiently.
