Pest Control Officers
Pets control officers will not enter loft spaces, climb onto flat or pitched roofs or use ladders as part of their pest control treatments.
If a rodent dies in the property as a result of a rodent treatment, the responsibility to remove the carcass from the property, loft space and other inaccessible spaces lies with the house owner. If accessible the carcass can be double bagged and disposed of via the general waste collection.
As bees are essential to the wellbeing of the Welsh countryside, the Council do not treat them.
If you have a swarm of bees on the outside of your property, they may just be resting and move on in a day or so. The local Beekeepers Association may collect the swarm if it is safe and accessible to do so. View further information and contact details at www.cardiffbeekeepers.co.uk
Insect Treatments
Please assist Pest Control Officers by clearing the affected floor space of any unnecessary clutter or mobile items. It would also help if you vacuumed the floor prior to the visit and suitably disposed of the bagged contents to prevent any further infestation.