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Do you have a squirrel problem?

By Green Goose
September 6, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Green Goose

Posted September 6, 2017

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Posted September 6, 2017

With autumn already here and winter not far away, some of us will experience problems with grey squirrels.

They can gain access to lofts and sheds causing damage and contamination. They also have a habit of ring barking shrubs in the garden

Grey squirrels are officially classified as vermin and anyone is legally entitled to take control measures. This, however, can only be done legally if approved equipment is used in the manner specified by Dept. of Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA).

We have the appropriate equipment which is DEFRA approved and which provides the solution. It is efficient humane, cost effective and will not harm any non-target species ?except rats.

We can provide a complete service or simply supply you with the kit to do the job.

Please PM me and I will further details.

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