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Savage Pest solutions
Covering Leicester, Leicestershire, Northampton and Warwickshire
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6am to 8pm ( 7 days a week)
07725 885238

Treatments starting from £76
£20 call out fee (Deducted from your treatment cost)
Moths
Professional Moth Control Services
Moths can quietly destroy your clothing, carpets, and stored food. Our professional moth control services eliminate infestations and protect your property from future damage.
Moths breed exceptionally fast, with a single female capable of laying hundreds of eggs within days of emerging from her cocoon. Under optimal warm household conditions, an entire generation can go from an egg to a breeding adult in as little as 4 to 6 weeks, leading to sudden, explosive infestations.
Moths can become a big issue if left untreated.
Types of Moths We Treat
Clothes Moths Target natural fibers containing keratin. Destroy expensive clothing, curtains, and upholstery. They thrive in dark, undisturbed areas like wardrobes.
Carpet Moths Infest carpets, rugs, and under-furniture areas. Often Causing severe thinning and structural fabric damage. They Lay eggs deep within carpet fibers.
Pantry Moths target dried goods, flour, grains, and pet food. They Contaminate food supplies with webbing and waste. They can quickly spread throughout kitchen cabinets.
Our Moth Eradication Process
1. Detailed Inspection
We locate the breeding grounds and identify the specific moth species.
2. Targeted Treatment
We use safe, professional-grade insecticides or heat treatments to kill all life stages.
3. Growth Regulators
We apply specialized formulas to stop larvae from developing into breeding adults.
4. Prevention & Advice
We provide expert tips to keep moths away permanently.
Why you should Hire a professional
You should hire a professional because household moth infestations are notoriously difficult to eliminate using standard retail products. While supermarket sprays kill visible adult moths, they completely miss the hidden eggs and microscopic larvae that drive the infestation cycle.
