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Rutland Pest Control
& Environmental Services
Latest News
November 2011
Rutland Pest Control’s Peter Crowden talks to the Farmers Guardian about farm rodent
control
June 2011
Peter Crowden appears on Anglia News discussing the increase in the rat population
Peter Crowden discusses the impact on domestic cats and garden birds because councils are cutting pest control budgets
March 2011
Peter Crowden, Chairman of the National Pest Technicians Association, at the NPTA AGM
November 2010
Peter Crowden appears on the BBC's Inside Out London programme about urban foxes
August 2010
Peter Crowden talks to the BBC about wasp nest removal
June 2010
Peter Crowden talks to the Telegraph newspaper about the recent fox attack in London
April 2010
Peter Crowden talks to CNN about the rise in reported pest problems
April 2010
Peter Crowden talks to the press about how feeding wild birds can encourage rodents
March 2010
Peter Crowden talks to the press about fortnightly bin collections affecting the rat population
February 2010
Peter Crowden Chairman of the National Pest Technicians Association, announces membership of the NPTA has passed the 800 mark
January 2010
Peter Crowden tells Pest magazine where he thinks pest control should go in the next ten years
October 2009
Peter Crowden appears on ITV’s Dishing the Dirt:
Resident pest control consultant to the series is none other than Peter Crowden of Rutland Pest Control and currently chairman of NPTA. Peter featured for roughly 15 minutes in the 20 October edition along with Rachel Wilcox and Phil Vicery who host the show. ..
July 2009
Peter Crowden talks to the BBC World Service about the rat population in Laos.
May 2009
Peter Crowden talks to the Press about the rise in the rat population.
April 2009
Peter Crowden talks to the Press about the rise in the rat population due to the UK recession.
March 2009
Rutland Pest Control’s Peter Crowden elected Chairman of the National Pest Technicians Association:
Recently, Peter Crowden seems to have become the ‘face and voice’ of pest control as he has appeared on endless TV and radio programmes, as well as in the national and local press...
Peter Crowden talks to The Telegraph newspaper about the fox population
February 2009
Peter Crowden talks to the BBC’s Today programme on Radio 4 about the increase in the rat population
January 2009
Peter Crowden talks to The Guardian newspaper about rat contamination of food
Rutland Pest Control specialises in Agricultural Pest Control, Farm Pest Control and Grain Barn Pest Control. Based near Oakham, Stamford, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire and serving all surrounding counties including Northants, Leicestershire and all of the Midlands.
Whether you require an Integrated Pest Management Programme, or a "one off" eradication, we have the solution.
Rutland Pest Control
& Environmental Services
Professional Pest Controller
Of The Year 2001/02
Pest Control for Oakham & Stamford and Peterborough Cambridgeshire
Grain Barn Pest Control Northamptonshire ~ Grain Barn Pest Control Leicestershire ~ Grain Barn Pest Control Cambridgeshire
Farm Pest Control Northamptonshire ~ Farm Pest Control Leicestershire ~ Farm Pest Control Cambridgeshire
Agricultural Pest Control Northamptonshire ~ Agricultural Pest Control Leicestershire ~ Agricultural Pest Control Cambridgeshire
National Bird Control Service
The Old Piggery
Easton Lodge Farmyard
Wansford, Peterborough
Cambridgeshire PE8 6NP
Bird Control Services
With all properties, the potential damage from roosting birds has to be considered.
It is not just the mess, inconvenience or health hazard, but also the corrosive damage
that can occur, particularly on limestone buildings. Additionally, if anyone is injured
as a result of bird fouling from your property, you are liable -
Fouling of buildings and monuments frequently occurs at places where the birds nest
or roost. This is not only unsightly, but can also have a destructive effect as the
acidic droppings can erode the surface of stonework. Gutters and drainpipes can get
blocked, leading to flooring and other problems. Even in domestic buildings birds
are a problem -
Pavements can be unsafe because of potential for slipping on droppings. Food stored in warehouses and processing plants may be eaten or contaminated and machinery and equipment fouled. Birds can also be a potential transmitter of diseases such as solmonellosis and psittacosis.
We can remedy your bird infestation using the method most appropriate to your needs
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Photos show Rutland Pest Control netting a church in Peterborough
