Gather ’round, stout-hearted souls, as we set forth on a quest to vanquish the loathsome scourge of the cockroach!  

In the labyrinthine recesses of urban dwellings, cockroaches emerge as resilient denizens, thriving amidst the shadows and detritus of human habitation. These tenacious pests, equipped with rapid reproduction and formidable resilience, infiltrate homes and businesses with stealthy determination, spreading disease and discomfort in their wake. Yet, in the realm of pest control, we stand as unwavering defenders against their encroachment. 

But heed well, brave souls, for the path to victory is fraught with peril! The cockroach is a resilient foe, cunning and swift in its movements. Thus, we must be ever vigilant, monitoring our traps with the keen eyes of ravens, ready to strike at the first sign of incursion.

With each application of gel and spray, we drive the cockroaches back into the shadows, shrinking their numbers with every passing hour. And as they scurry in retreat, we lay down our monitor traps, marking their trails and plotting our next move with the precision of master tacticians.

Together, we stand as the bulwark against the tide of infestation, guardians of hearth and home against the creeping darkness. With our gels, sprays, and monitor traps, we shall purge your domain of the cockroach menace, restoring peace and tranquility to your sacred abode once more!

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    Moth Control FAQs

    What Do Moths Eat?

    Each moth species is different, but the common clothes moth, the most prevalent pest moth species in the UK, eats natural fabrics, including silk, wool, velvet, leather and others. Indian meal moths, also known as pantry moths, eat dried foods such as grains, pasta, rice and flour.


    Why Are There Moths In Your House?

    Moths will enter through open doors or windows, and once inside, they will look for a reliable food source. If they find natural fibres or unsecured dried foods, they will make themselves at home and start to breed.


    What Is The Moth Life Cycle?

    The moth life cycle involves 4 stages: egg, larva (caterpillar), pupa (cocoon), and adult moths. While most DIY moth control products kill adult moths, they are usually ineffective against the other 3 stages. It is at the larval stage that moths are the most destructive, as they need a lot of protein to build their cocoon. Essex Pest Proof can eradicate moths at all life cycle stages.


    How Can You Tell If You Have A Moth Infestation?

    Seeing a few adult moths doesn’t necessarily mean you have a moth problem. Instead, look for signs such as bare patches on carpets, holes in clothes, silk tunnels, larvae, moth eggs or a strong musty smell. If you’re unsure if you have a moth infestation, contact Essex Pest Proof to discuss your pest problem and how we can help you fix it.


    What's The Best Way To Get Rid Of Moths?

    The most effective way to eliminate moths is to work with a professional pest control provider like Essex Pest Proof. Our expert pest technicians have experience dealing with pantry, carpet and clothes moths, and can quickly help you remove moths at all life cycle stages. We have access to moth treatment products that aren’t available to the general public, and can combine them with innovative methods to remove moths and protect your property from future infestations.