Fast & efficient removal, eradication & control of all common pests

Bees Nest Removal and Bee Control

Usually, bees cause us no problems. They work away in our gardens, pollinating our plants and producing honey. However, occasionally you may find that bees have set up home in your property or you may find a swarm in your garden. This can be quite a stressful situation. Don’t worry – it can be resolved by Pest Hunter.

Mole Control and Removal

Wasp and Wasps’ Nest Removal

Pest Hunter remove wasps and their nests from homes and businesses in Kent and Sussex. Contact us for more information.

Moth Control and Removal

Mouse Control

Bedbug Removal Control and Eradication

It’s distressing to discover that you have bedbugs in your home, accommodation business. The problem is on the rise due to the busy lives we lead. These little guys love travelling and there is a variety of ways contact can occur from public transport, hotels, work, schools, even second hand furniture – basically anywhere in public. Our experienced technician will eradicate the problem within your property. See our bedbug control page for more information.

Ants Eradication and Removal

Rat Control and Removal

Rats breed very quickly and will gnaw through a host of materials including wood, plastic and soft metals and not to mention the smell and spread of disease. See our rat control page for more information.

Cockroach Eradication and Removal

Fox Control and Removal

Squirrel Control and Removal

Nesting squirrels become very protective of their territory and will guard it at all costs. If disturbed they become very agitated and aggressive if these bushy tailed pests are squirreling away in your loft then call us to capture, removal and resolve this issue for you.

Woodworm Control

Hornet Removal and Eradication

Finding a hornet’s nest around your home can be quite alarming as these large insects look threatening. In fact, they are generally less aggressive than wasps. However, their sting contains a lot of venom, and they may sting you repeatedly to defend their nest, so it’s best to leave them alone.