• LocationCrystal Palace, South East London, Westow Hill, SE19 1RX**
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Our Crystal Palace bird proof services, including spikes and netting, are second to none. Our trained pest controllers provide expert solutions to any bird pests such as pigeons in the local Crystal Palace area.

Bird netting will help deter any bird pests from reaching your fruits and vegetables. Bird netting may also be used to protect fisheries and fish wildlife reserves from predator birds. Our Crystal Palace bird control experts can install this bird proofing device with the minimum of disruption.

The installation of bird spikes in Crystal Palace will help prevent the irreversible damage caused to your roof, windowsill or building in general. We supply and install a range of bird spikes for any type of property in Crystal Palace. This method of bird control is approved by the RSPB and PICAS.

Whatever the problem our local Crystal Palace pest controllers are able to provide a fast response and efficient solution.

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Crystal Palace Pest Control Testimonials

Customer Name: Mrs D Hardcastle
Dear Sirs, I wish to let you know how very pleased I have been with the service I received from your company two weeks ago. Not only did you respond very promptly to my telephone call, but the engineer who called did an excellent job. Thank you very much for your help.

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Example Of Our Pest Services

Bees
There are many different types of bees which we may come across and all are very beneficial to our environment. Bees come in three major varieties in the UK; Honey Bees, Bumblebees and Masonry Bees.

The first two are protected species due to their usefulness in pollinating plants (and honey bees agricultural use of making honey), and should be moved where possible, but it is permissible to forcibly exterminate them where there is a serious threat to life or property.

Bees can sting repeatedly like wasps can, if attacking another insect. However, if a Honey Bee is attacking a mammal or larger creature with skin, the barb gets stuck in the skin and the bee is fatally wounded in its escape.

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