Would you ever take out a colony from a chimney in winter?

I work for a landlord and part of my job is to deal with contractors and doing my job for 6 years I can tell 99.9% of contractors are crooks with no passion I’ve managed to build a handful I can say are good but still to find real ones is hard! Well done boys I’ve just subbed the passion in the young fellas voice I felt that

Cat? Anyone?

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I think the rats are glad the tenants left

🇮🇳 Made in kerala 👉🏻 Thrissur

Jesus ! I didn’t know we had aggressive bees like that in Blighty ! I mean , so aggressive just approaching the nest before you disturbed them 😮😮😮

Given ya a like for your rant mid video. Spot on.

As a young NHS manager donkeys years back i did a pest control course to help understand the subject for arranging pest control contracts. To realise the cowboys against the professional operations (and not neccessarily being from the big companies) One training night we had to go under the foundations of a large building, The professor lecturer chap told us to lay still and turn the helmet torches off . I nearly S**t myself in the dark and laying there quietly for ages.. he then told us to flick the torch on to see what had emerged -- jeeez, the creepy crawlies and things that had appeared in the dark . One of the best learning courses i have ever done of what is a very technical & very complex subject. .... I couldnt do your job every day chaps -- very professional and great fun to watch...

It is so good to see a tradesman doing a great job without ripping people off thank you for making these videos & educating us Regards Steve UK London

Yep I did lest control with 2 brothers who had done it 35 years possibly more and that's what they would always looks for grease marks from the coats and tbh they was bird specialists we never delt with anything other than birds. If you know the industry, you'll probably know the company lol. I was around 19 and they took on a guy who had worked for a big company doing pest control for years he was around 50 the man I worked with was in hospital and both bosses were busy so this was short term anyway this man was a true bodge artist lol I had to tell my boss even as like an apprentice lol. We went to a job it was to replace a small net at the back of the shop. Standard practice for me and bosses: remove all old net and wire then drill new fixings not measured out but still uniform, run new wire nice and staight strain it up net on nice and straight doubled over on all wires. This guy: removes old net keeps old wire it's old galvanised rusting away not stainless that we charge out for same for fixings. He then pulls the old wire hammers the old fixing in goes to the next fixing does the same then gets net throws it on badly and we're away. Shocking the old wire was all over the wall like a crazy man had done it lol

It's good to see logic being used. 17th year of being a pest controller. Before I lift drain covers I always explain I'm looking for foreign objects such as soil, stones, insulation that shouldn't be in a drain. Also mention dry drains.

Fascinated by this! Great videos. But confused - I understand that you’re saying the source of them is generally the sewer, and they’re getting out of the sewer/connecting pipework through cracks and breaks in the pipes… but how do they end up inside the house from there?

I been doing it wrong scissors one put the clip at beginning not in middle it was setting them off ruing our new turn garden don't want it near the fields as just grassed it all, hes going along fence line , i just ordered tunnel ones ill try that , before I call experts out .

It seems like many of these modern day drainage systems are built like the stuff they carry , SHITE , builders just don't give a crap when chucking them together, those houses have so many manholes in their gardens , they should be ashamed of their work causing Roland to have free run of the "easy" access areas , great indepth video explaining the faults and the solutions to stop entry 👍

I have had squirrels in my loft. They were getting in and running along a high fence through that evevs I think they are called. got a rat problem now as well, I put spikes on the fence see how I get on with this

Which mousetrap that?

This is bad for our service . I work hard every day for a big pest control company here is ireland and I don’t do any thing like this customer has got done to them . I work hard not to introduce pesticide or rodenticides on any of my jobs as it is so dangerous especially when it comes to a residential property. Secondary poisoning is not to be messed about with .

Mice are easy and stupid. Rats are had to get with traps. They're very clever. They love stealing the baits.

Refreshing to see some blokes use their heads to figure something out. Good video too, subbed.

I have 4 black cat traps. Rat in the loft. Places liquorice sweets and oats. Added UV dust around.. still had no luck after 3 days. We can't find the droppings, and it won't eat any of the food at all. Any tips?

lil bro got too high

you could not fit these flaps on sewerage pipes or you would get a blockage

Have you ever had to lift floors in house because you couldn't find rats access through drains?

I love this channel it's my new hyper focus for my ADHD 😂

Gutter rainwater downpipes definitely, under tiles and through felt yes, stack pipes less frequently but have seen it. Saw one caught in the cage once. Seen all the pvc stripped of twin and earth cabling in the loft just leaving bare parallel wires everywhere (how they do this without electrocuting themselves God only knows and probably does! Seen thisty rats floating and maggoty in the water tanks. Seen a lot in my 40 years working in the water industry.

Any chance of you coming to dublin?

What is a bung?

Thank you just watched the video you recommended and seems exactly what's happened as we have a new extension with lintel over main drain will follow your advice thanks for replying promptly great advice

Do rats ever come in your home through a lintel

Very similar to a job in had before Xmas, again due to major drainage issue. Took 4 visits to clear, cctv survey showed uncapped drains done when an extention was built.... gotta love a dodgy builder!

Interceptor cap

Fabulous video, explains the problem of how rats are in the drainage system perfectly

I saw a rat in chatham the other day , it said WTF you looking at

Committed to the job lads. Even while on holiday..👍

LADDS, TOO MUCH NATTERING ABOUT OTHER'S COCK-UPS, SHOW US AND INSTRUCT US , HOW TO AVOID THE UNWELCOME VISITORS, AND HOW---THEY GET INTO OUR HOMES, IN DETAIL.

Is this a pest controller course ?

Do u do Ealing pls , we moved to new home n heard that in this property no one can stay because of rats but from year we didn’t had or seen any rats but now suddenly lot mice r in the house . We got clear loft n closed all the wholes n put medicine but not sure if it’s enough. We have husky dog n he keep digging back garden n he broken the fence also chasing mice , pls can you guide us

You guys do a good job but at times talk way too technical for the audience and or customer to understand.

Do you ever just run into a rat with the camera? 😂😂

Do you ever just run into a rat with the camera? 😂😂

Damn that big 💀

how much this all job cost around ???

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You’re on the A13 that’s one of the most congested roads!

Tell me if you cóme across Khan as he is a rat an inbred rat

Thought this was about Parliament

I’m not against immigration but this is what happens when the population is so high , sat in traffic half your life Good video Great to see how much you care about seeing the job through & doing things properly Interesting to compare how they used to do things properly compared to the half arsed tradesmen of today

Very interesting I've watched 7 but you do too much advertising on the job