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These conflicts can occur in a variety of settings, including residential areas, agricultural lands, and urban environments.
Effective wildlife control requires a comprehensive approach that includes identifying the specific animal causing the problem, evaluating the extent of the damage, and implementing appropriate control methods.
At Landmark Rabbit Control we use all methods of rural pest control and management and will not be beaten on price, service and...
FIND OUT MORELandmark Fox Control specialise in urban fox control in high risk areas and the urban environment.
FIND OUT MORESpecialising in humane and eco-friendly goose and bird control services, helping property owners and managers maintain a safe and enjoyable environment for visitors...
FIND OUT MORESquirrel control is essential for maintaining the safety and integrity of your property. Our humane and eco-friendly methods effectively manage squirrel populations, preventing...
FIND OUT MOREWild mink control is an important issue for farmers, property owners, and conservationists.
FIND OUT MOREOur Highly qualified professional deer stalkers operate throughout the UK.
FIND OUT MORELandmark Rat Pack can clear large numbers of rats using our highly trained team of terriers.
FIND OUT MOREA comprehensive approach to wildlife control that includes identifying the species causing the problem, evaluating the extent of the damage, and implementing appropriate...
FIND OUT MOREThis is why it’s important to work with a professional wildlife control expert like Landmark, who are familiar with local and government regulations. Also, it’s important to consider the potential impact on non-target species and the environment before implementing any control methods.
Keep your home or business safe from pest infestations by planning ahead for the seasonal trends and optimise your pest control for the time of year.
Spring is the breeding season for many pest species. Birds nesting on buildings can be a key problem at this time. There can also be problems with insects emerging from hibernation.
Summer typically means hotter days and as such pest activity becomes more evident. Populations of many insects will be at their peak in the warmer weather. Flies are most prevalent at this time; nuisance wasp activity peaks in late summer; moth, beetle and mite problems are at their height in the summer.
As temperatures starts to drop, typically pests start to look for somewhere warm to spend the winter. Rodents often enter buildings in the Autumn; wasps can still be a major problem at this time; cluster and swarming flies can invade buildings in huge numbers to overwinter.
With outside temperatures having dropped, rats and mice, which do not hibernate, become the most active seasonal species having found warmth from our buildings.
