Gqeberha – Tiny insects moving through the house and birds making a racket overhead are details worth mentioning together when calling for help, says Port Elizabeth pest control business True Clean.
The company assesses indoor activity alongside possible nesting sites and the openings birds use to enter the roof.
“I ask where you’ve seen the activity and whether there are birds entering the roof. Then we look at the nest location, the access and what’s happening inside,” explains Diederik Visser, who handles True Clean’s pest control work.
Bites alone do not confirm which pest is present. The insects and their source need checking before treatment is chosen.
Access also affects the plan. Some nests cannot be reached, and closing an entry point may need to wait until the birds have moved out naturally. Nest work and indoor treatment therefore cannot always be completed together.
Customers should explain where they have noticed insects, whether birds are still entering the roof and whether pets live in the house. True Clean then discusses the practical work, treatment arrangements and any follow-up needed.
Further information is available on True Clean’s bird-lice treatment page: https://www.trueclean.co.za/pest-control/bird-lice/
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