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Uninvited. Unhygienic. Under investigation.
Classified / pest intelligence
Get to know the usual suspects. Their hiding places. Their warning signs. The evidence they leave behind.

Uninvited. Unhygienic. Under investigation.

Breaking in. Chewing through. Leaving evidence.

Silent entry. Structural damage. No alibi.

After dark. On the hunt. No invitation.

Dirty landings. Contaminated surfaces. Caught in the act.

Eight legs. Hidden corners. Occupation under review.

Following trails. Raiding cupboards. Working together.
The wider investigation
From bed bugs to beetles, the court reviews more than the usual suspects.
Small insects that hide close to sleeping areas and feed on blood.
Jumping parasites whose immature stages often develop in carpets and pet bedding.
Stinging insects that may defend nests around buildings or gardens.
Important pollinators that may swarm or establish colonies in building cavities.
Wingless nocturnal insects attracted to damp shelter and starchy materials.
Certain moth larvae feed on textiles or stored food; identification distinguishes the source.
Insects that seek shelter around buildings and may enter through gaps.
A diverse group; some species attack stored foods, textiles or timber.
Blood-feeding parasites often carried into gardens or homes by animals.
Tiny arachnids associated with different hosts, materials or environmental conditions.
Unidentified activity needs an assessment rather than a guessed treatment.
Identification pending
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