Apex Pest Control Blog

An infestation is never a nice experience, especially when it is on a large scale. The best thing you can do in situations such as these is to eliminate the problem at its source. Should you lack the tools and training to do this yourself, the first step is to call in the experts. As

If there’s one thing we understand about infestations, it’s that they must be dealt with as quickly as possible. Should you choose to ignore the issue of this calibre, your woes will only intensify as time progresses. Being one of the most revered businesses specialising in commercial pest control Sheffield has available, we are the

If you are experiencing high amounts of wasps in your garden or home this could be an indicator of a nest nearby. They are considered pests because a nest that’s mature in the summer can contain thousands of wasps. It is important to catch and treat a nest early to minimise the threat of a

Christmas Decorations  Apex Services is coming into the festive time of year when thoughts turn to getting the Christmas Decorations down from the loft space, but BEWARE you may have 3 species of unwanted guests already there! If you discover your decorations or boxes are chewed or rodent dropping are present then you may have

Adult Bed Bugs are approximately 4-5mm in length, wingless and uniformly mahogany in colour. They have well developed legs with efficient tarsal claws for clinging to the host when feeding. Bed Bug females lay eggs throughout their life with around 2-3 laid per day in good conditions. Since they can live for many months, one

Turf Care and Maintenance For any person who loves their lawns, having a Mole take up residence is one of the most destructive things that can happen. The Mole is there because the care you take with your lawn produces a wealth of worms and other soil invertebrates beneath the surface, which the Mole feeds

Cockroaches Undoubtedly amongst the most noxious of pests Cockroaches have lived alongside man for hundreds of years. There are over 4,000 different species of Cockroaches worldwide, but here in the UK we are concerned with 5 main species, the Oriental (Blatta Orientalis), German Cockroach (Blattella Germanica), American Cockroach (Periplaneta Americana), Australian Cockroach (Periplaneta Australasiae) and