Vermin Control

Maintaining a farm is hard enough as it is without vermin problems. If you need to deal with a rat or mouse problem, we have the means to stamp them out and keep them away.

We know that your farm and the way it is run is a way of life. E... Read more

Maintaining a farm is hard enough as it is without vermin problems. If you need to deal with a rat or mouse problem, we have the means to stamp them out and keep them away.

We know that your farm and the way it is run is a way of life. Every element of your farm is important, from the boots that you wear to the way you clean your yard. You never have pride like you do for a farm and we understand that.

For this reason, we only stock quality, trusted brands such as The Big Cheese so that you can have peace of mind that you are in safe hands. Our own policy is that we only stock brands that we’d be happy to use ourselves.

All products have a 28 day returns policy, if you’re unhappy for any reason, just get in touch.

For more vermin control guidance check out our Frequently Asked Questions below:

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Frequently Asked Questions

In the UK, there is no specific "vermin control licence" required for individuals or businesses to carry out pest control services. However, anyone who carries out pest control as a commercial service must be registered with their local authority and hold relevant qualifications to comply with the law.

This registration must be renewed periodically to ensure compliance with changing regulations and standards.

In the UK, the best methods of pest control involve a combination of prevention, monitoring, and treatment.

Prevention includes good hygiene practices, such as proper food storage and waste management, as well as sealing entry points.

Monitoring involves regular inspections to detect pest activity and assess the effectiveness of control measures.

Treatment may involve the use of chemical or non-chemical methods, depending on the type of pest and the severity of the infestation. It is important to consult with a licensed pest control professional to ensure safe and effective control.

The best preventative vermin control methods involve creating an environment that is not conducive to their survival. This includes proper sanitation, sealing entry points, and removing potential food and water sources.

Regular inspections can also help detect any signs of vermin activity early and prevent an infestation from developing.