PANTHER FIELD JOURNAL · LONDON
Practical guides for identifying pest activity, understanding building routes and preparing for professional control in London homes and businesses.
Pest Control
Professional bird netting involves securing high-grade polyethylene mesh across building voids to prevent pigeons and gulls from nesting. For a...
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Pest Control
A 1mm gap in your skirting board is the only invitation a colony needs to turn your London kitchen into a permanent foraging site. If you've spent...
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Pest Control
Last Tuesday, a tenant in a Victorian conversion near Brixton Market showed us the welts on their arms after three nights of no sleep. It is a common...
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Pest Control
Discovering a cockroach cluster near the grease traps of a busy Covent Garden kitchen at midnight is a professional crisis. You don't need a booking...
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Pest Control
Heat treatment for insects is the most reliable way to clear a London home of pests that refuse to leave. Whether you're in a high-rise in Canary...
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Pest Control
That ten-pound tin of supermarket spray might be the most expensive purchase you make this year. While it's tempting to tackle a sighting yourself,...
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Pest Control
Last Tuesday, a homeowner in a Victorian terrace in Islington discovered that the "rodent-proof" foam they’d sprayed behind the kitchen kickboards...
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Pest Control
You've spotted a mouse darting behind the skirting board of your Islington terrace, but the thought of industrial chemicals near your toddler's play...
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Pest Control
Seeing more cockroaches in the forty-eight hours after a professional treatment is actually the best sign that the eradication is working. For...
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Pest Control
Last Tuesday, a resident in a Victorian conversion in Islington noticed a persistent scratching behind the kitchen kickboards. They weren't sure if...
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