Identify and control
Confirm the pest where possible, inspect the active zone and apply an appropriate treatment within the agreed scope.
Pest activity can need treatment, a building repair or both. We make the dividing line clear so that an essential action is not lost between contractors.

Confirm the pest where possible, inspect the active zone and apply an appropriate treatment within the agreed scope.
Open shared areas, approve expenditure and coordinate residents, tenants or operators affected by the plan.
Complete drainage, joinery, service or fire-stopping work that falls outside pest-control treatment.
A handover should explain the observed route and the constraint around it.
A mouse entering beside pipework may require trapping or another control measure inside, but lasting exclusion depends on a sound repair around the service. If that penetration forms part of a protected construction, the correct material and competent installer matter; it should not be filled casually during a pest visit.
Rat evidence connected to a drain defect needs a suitable drainage investigation and repair route. Surface baiting without addressing a credible structural source can leave the same pathway available. Conversely, a damaged drain should not be blamed simply because rats are suspected: the connection needs evidence.
For insects, cleaning and stock management can be central without being the whole treatment. Cockroach harbourage may sit behind equipment that needs safe isolation, while stored-product beetles can persist in overlooked food residue or affected packaging. The handover states what the occupier can do and what needs specialist access.
Wasp entry at roof level may need nest treatment rather than immediate sealing. Blocking an active entrance can divert insects into occupied space. Timing and safe access are agreed before any later fabric work is recommended.
Photograph and locate the relevant sign, route or damaged element.
Name the resident, manager, technician or trade responsible for the next action.
Keep treatment records and repair confirmation together with any access limitation.
Review fresh evidence and confirm that the intervention has not created another route or safety issue.
The inspection may produce both an immediate control plan and a separate property action.
Evidence, limitations and responsibilities set out clearly.
View service →02Activity control linked to credible routes and sources.
View service →03Safe nest assessment before decisions about access holes.
View service →04Species and affected material checked before treatment.
View service →Some minor proofing may be agreed, but drainage, roofing or larger fabric work can require the owner or a specialist trade.
It should name the exact point, supporting evidence, intended result, access requirement and person responsible.
Immediate hazards can be managed, but useful signs should be recorded. Later cleaning must protect labelled monitors and treatment points.
The programme should assign verification and compare the repaired point with fresh evidence after a suitable interval.
Tell us the latest evidence, the property type and who can authorise shared access or repair decisions.
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