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March 10, 2013 in General ED Issues / Gossip

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rps pestcontrol

Posted March 10, 2013

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Posted March 10, 2013

R.P.S Pest control is a small family run company that specializes in pest eradication for your home or small business in the safest way possible.

We offer affordable and reliable pest control without the need to buy into a lengthy and expensive contract as we work on a pay as you go basis with full reports as to our findings and recommendations to help you remain pest free.

We cater against a wide range of pests including: Rats, Mice,

Squirrels, Moths, Bedbugs, Flea?s, Cockroaches, Wasps, Bee?s, Hornets, Ants, Woodworm, Stored product insects and birds + many more. We can also offer non-toxic methods for sensitive situations.

We also undertake proofing work as to stop re-entry of rodents, House clearances and re-insulating and boarding of lofts.

All areas covered in southeast and southwest London, north Kent and Croydon.

*5% discount to all o.a.p?s and students.

*Friendly, reliable and discrete service.

*Good rates for letting agents and property developers.

Call 07824 341664

Or email [email protected]

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