Excel Pest Management

Excel Pest Management covers all local areas to Scarborough such as Filey, Bridlington, Hummanby, Malton. Please don't hesitate to contact us. Excel Pest management operates Pest control throughout Yorkshire and includes Rats, mice, moles (mole catching and mole trapping), pigeons, wasps, fleas, bedbugs, ants, cockroaches and fly problems.

Wasps, Ants, Bed Bugs, Rats, Mice and birds can all become a nuisance throughout the year, and if left unattended will only escalate the problem over time. Professional and friendly, we shall arrive at your home discreetly so as not to advertise to your neighbours any problems you may be encountering.

As you will be aware, there is a legal obligation placed upon you to keep your business premises to an acceptable standard of hygiene. This is not only to enhance your customers' perception of your business, but also to ensure the welfare of these customers and your staff whilst on your premises.

Excel Pest Management work hand in hand with many prestigious Yorkshire businesses within the food and retail sector ensuring that their premises remain pest free.As a Health & Safety conscious company, can you afford not to use a member of the BPCA for your pest prevention? This guarantees you pest control of the very highest standard as BPCA members are assessed on all aspects of Health & Safety.

Environmental Health and Welfare is at the top of the agenda for any food and hospitality establishment so here at Excel Pest Management we have a tailored integrated Pest Management package to suit your business's needs at a cost that will not break the bank! As species specific pesticides are becoming more commonly used, one kind of pest is becoming increasingly more of a nuisance.

By far the most common species of ant to invade our homes is the common black ant or garden ant (Lasius niger). Being a highly organised social insect, they will often be observed foraging for sweet food in lines leading from the nest to the food source.

Almost exclusively black/brown in colour and approximately 3 - 5mm in length, it is the worker ant most commonly observed by an individual taking food back to the nest to feed the Queen and her larvae.Some of these ants may be observed flying during late summer, these are the reproductive males and females.