Carpet beetles are very small insects in various colours and are found inside houses; leaving them unattended can cause significant damage to your carpet (wool), clothing, and other fabrics. Causes of infestation Carpet beetles are attracted to food sources like natural fibres (wool, silk, cotton, and fur). - Natural fibres: they like wool, silk, cotton, and fur. - Fabrics: poorly stored fabrics or those stored for longer periods (blankets, clothing, any textile

When the temperature starts dropping and the days are getting cooler, that is when rats start looking for shelter specially in homes to escape the cold and find reliable food sources. Ducting systems (placed in roof cavity or subfloor) and fireplaces (ducting that goes through the roof cavity) are the most common places for rats to keep warm during wintertime. Rat activity remains high during the winter months particularly from May to September, as food sources becomes scarce

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Rodent Treatment - winter 2026: this is the time... act now When the temperature starts dropping and the days are getting cooler, that is when rats start looking for shelter specially in homes to escape the cold and find reliable food sources. Ducting systems (placed in roof cavity or subfloor) and fireplaces (ducting that goes through the roof cavity) are the most common places for rats to keep warm during wintertime. Rat activity remains high during the winter months partic

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