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Our new brand recognises us as the UK’s largest independent pest management provider, which is underpinned by our main shareholder and investors from Norvestor.
This change of company name will allow us to present ourselves as the most innovative and forward-thinking pest management business in the UK today. As part of our new brand commitment, we will also be continuing to develop our sustainability and green credentials on behalf of our customers, staff and for future generations.
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Vergo is the largest UK’s largest independent pest management provider, and we are the most innovative and forward-thinking pest management business in the UK today.
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We are pleased to announce the acquisition of Expert Pest Control by Vergo Pest Management Ltd, which has officially completed on Friday 30 September 2022.
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Vergo technicians are trained professionals and understand the importance of a full and thorough inspection, including searches of all available hiding places in which cockroaches may live. Such as electric motors, electronic equipment, false ceilings, wall voids, cracks and crevices.
Once the level of infestation has been identified we will deploy a variety of application techniques and methods to provide a comprehensive cockroach treatment, including crack and crevice treatments, void treatments and toxic baits. We also have the capability of deploying our Specialist Heat Treatment Service.
Removing a suitable sustainable food source helps put stress on a cockroach population, meaning they are more susceptible to treatments. High levels of cleanliness are a must as this has a huge impact on the speed in which control can be achieved.
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They are very adept at surviving on a wide range of food sources and will find harbourage in any location as they are able to move around through very small gaps.
Cockroaches can be described as one of nature’s best hitchhikers. Cockroaches and their eggs can gain access to a building by riding in deliveries, or in furniture or other items brought into the building. Some species of cockroach will even invade from sewers or drains.
Cockroach faecal material contains a pheromone that tells other cockroaches that the area is a good place to harbour. Large numbers of cockroaches may gather in areas where faecal material has accumulated. These areas are called aggregation points.
If you suspect you have an infestation, watch for insects scuttling away to hide when you enter at night. You can use a torch to check behind units, refrigerators, and cookers to look for cockroaches.
Also, look for cockroach faecal matter and egg cases. In large infestations, there can be an unpleasant musty smell. Need our help, then contact us today!
German cockroaches are the most common of the species within the UK.
Despite having wings they do not fly, but they are fast runners and extremely good climbers so they can move around very quickly.
German cockroaches prefer warm humid environments, with food and water nearby. Typically you will find them in kitchens or bathrooms.
Oriental cockroaches are typically dark reddish-brown in colour, with the adults varying in size from 25mm to 30mm in length
Oriental cockroaches can survive cooler conditions than Germans, but most of the time they will live in buildings, as unfortunately these often provide the comfort and safety they are looking for.
One of the most likely indoor areas you’ll find Oriental cockroaches is in the basement as these are moist damp areas.
The American cockroach has reddish-brown wings, light, circular or figure-eight markings on its thorax.
Typically they prefer habitats where food and water supply are plentiful. American cockroaches require warmer conditions than German and Orientals. They can be found in tropical glasshouses and inner-city drains.
The American cockroach, like most others, will consider anything for its next meal. Foods, faeces and everything in between is fair game for a hungry roach.
