Getting rid of wasps in the loft can be a challenge, but it's important to take care of the problem as soon as possible. Wasps can be dangerous, and they can also be a nuisance.

 If you live in London, chances are you have come across a rat or two in your day-to-day life. But what if you find rats in your home? This can be a sign that you have a bigger problem on your hands – rats in the wall.

As a London business owner, you have to constantly make decisions, juggle tasks, and delegate responsibilities to keep your business successful. Moreover, you want to keep morale high by maintaining a  healthy workspace. 

 Have you noticed lately in your London property tiny fish-looking insects that are silver in colour and have several legs that suddenly jumped out of your wardrobe or bookshelves? That’s a silverfish.  

Wasps, like all insects, are subject to a lifecycle. Every wasp nest has a life cycle all of its own that starts after the long winter sleep. In the United Kingdom, the majority of wasp and hornet nests start in April and end in September.  The start and the end may vary depending on the weather and temperatures.

 If you have been told that your London home is safe from bed bug activity, you may be surprised to learn it was all a lie. Bed bugs are frequently misunderstood pests around  London.  Many believe a bed bug infestation is caused by filth but this is a misconception.