What happens to your enquiry
First, you fill in the form with your name, phone number, postcode and the service you need. Next, we pass your enquiry to a pest control professional who covers your area. That business then contacts you directly to talk about your situation.
The professional decides whether to visit, what to check and what to charge. As a result, any quote, booking or treatment plan is between you and them. We do not take part in that conversation, and we cannot change their terms.
What not to expect from us
We do not quote prices on this site, because costs depend on the property and the job. We also do not promise a response time, a result or a guarantee. Those are questions to ask the professional before you agree to any work.
In addition, we do not give a diagnosis from a description or a photo. If you have caught an insect in a trap, keep it in a sealed bag or jar. For example, a technician or your local council pest service can then confirm what it is. Our guide to what traps can and cannot tell you explains why a catch needs checking.
How we handle your details
We use your details only to pass this one enquiry to a pest control professional. We do not sell your details or add you to a mailing list. Also, the form does not ask for anything beyond what a technician needs to contact you and find your home.
Leave the notes box short and practical. For instance, say which rooms are affected and what you have seen so far. Please do not include medical details or anything else you would rather keep private.
Our product pages stay independent
This enquiry service does not change how we compare products. Our trap and monitor pages still link to Amazon UK with a disclosed demonstration tag, and no maker pays for a better position. You can read the full affiliate disclosure or see how we compare listings.
Likewise, sending an enquiry is never needed to use the guides. If you only want to check a room yourself, start with how to place and label monitors. However, if a monitor confirms activity, a professional inspection is the sensible next step.