Japanese Knotweed Removal in Plymouth and south devon.

At Devon Wildlife Management, we offer a wide range of pest control services. From controlling moles and rats, to dealing with insect infestations, such as wasps, hornets and ants, our helpful team will be on hand to make your property pest-free. We also offer Japanese knotweed treatment in Plymouth and throughout South Devon, enabling households and homeowners to rid themselves of this terrible infestation. Contact our helpful team to arrange for pest removal or a survey.

07968 860520

 07545 390251

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Our pest control services:

 


Moles (Talpa Europaea)

We have been catching moles for 15 years and are very experienced in the control of them. Moles do not hibernate, and eat two-thirds of their bodyweight every day. Moles can devastate a lawn and garden within days, and their elusive, subterranean lifestyle makes them very difficult to control. Contact our helpful team to arrange for mole control in the Devon area.

 

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Rodents

Rats and mice, while traditionally a problem of commercial outlets, such as restaurants and takeaways, are very dangerous for domestic property. Their instinct for gnawing and eating wiring insulation can sometimes cause electrical faults, and even fires. A nest of rodents in an attic space can be highly noisy and unsettling too, especially for children. Contact us, and we can perform a property survey and arrange a quote for rodent control in your home.

 

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Wasps and Hornets

Autumn time is when you start to notice wasp and hornet nests. The nests will have been there since the spring, but it is towards September when they start to forage for themselves, not the collective hive. This is a natural event, which happens every year, only the queens will survive the winter to start the process over. We use powder with an air pressure system from a remote distance for safety. This can reach to a height of 10 metres from the ground which covers almost any situation. Please do not ask us to work from ladders – we recommend not to do this, even if you have a beekeeping suit.

 

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Bees

We do not remove bees, but if you have a honeybee swarm, we recommend you contact a local beekeeper.

 

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Biological control

This involves releasing bugs to eat other bugs. It is eco-friendly, releasing natural predators such as ladybirds to kill aphids and smaller bug pests. We offer a wide range of biological controls, including nematodes that can be used to control a variety of unwanted garden pests such as leather jackets, chafer grubs, vine weevils and slugs. We can supply and apply these controls to your garden which are a pet friendly, Natural England safe product to use.

 

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Japanese knotweed (Reynoutria japonica)

At Devon Wildlife Management, we are specialists in controlling Japanese knotweed. As this plant is notoriously resilient, this work requires a site survey, and usually entails repeat visits over the course of a few seasons to ensure the problem does not recur. As experts in Japanese knotweed removal in Plymouth, we can inject a weed killer directly into the stem of the knotweed, and this results in the plant dying throughout its system.

 

If you would like to have a chat about any issues you have with unwanted pests in your garden, or if you require Japanese knotweed removal in Plymouth, please call:

 

Steve: 07968 860520

Chris:  07545  390251

 

 

 

 

How it works:

1. Contact

You can phone us on 07968 860520, or 07545 390251, and tell us about your pest problem or you can email us directly via enquiries@devonwildlifemanagement.co.uk.

2. Survey

Sometimes we can deal with the problem in one call, but in cases of rodents or knotweed, the issue will require a no-obligation survey and a quote.

3. Removal

We will arrange a time and date to come and deal with your pest problem once you are happy with your agreed price.

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