Get in touch
WHAT HAVE
YOU NOTICED?
Send the signs, location and postcode. Pest Direct will use that information to work out the sensible next step.
What to include
Enough detail for a useful reply.
Send the full postcode, type of property and the room or outside area affected. Describe the signs you have found and when they first appeared. Droppings, noises, damaged packaging, insect trails, bites, nesting material or a repeated flight path can all provide useful context.
If you can take clear photographs without touching or disturbing the area, include those when replying by email. You do not need to decide which pest is responsible before making contact.
What happens next
Confirm the appropriate route.
Pest Direct will use the information supplied to consider the likely next step and confirm whether the address is within current coverage. Depending on the evidence, that may mean discussing an inspection, treatment, proofing or further information needed before a visit can be considered.
Sending the form is an enquiry rather than a confirmed booking. Scope, availability, preparation and price should be agreed directly before work begins. For immediate danger to people, animals or property, contact the relevant emergency or specialist service.
Coverage check
Use the full postcode.
Area names are only a guide. Supplying the full postcode helps Pest Direct check the practical travel route and current availability for the exact property. Mention access restrictions, shared areas or business opening times when they could affect an inspection.
