NEWS
Thursday, February 16, 2012 by Alex
How Mild Winters Effect Pest Populations
The temperature may have dropped significantly in recent weeks, but this winter has been surprisingly mild throughout the UK. The human population may appreciate a mild winter, but we are not the only ones to react positively to mild winter days. It is a well-known fact that unseasonable weather has an effect on the pest population, but what exactly are the outcomes, and what can we do to protect our homes?
Thursday, February 09, 2012 by Alex
Window Screens; The Benefits of Protecting your Property with Screens
Window Screens stocks a wide range of excellent, high quality pre-made or DIY screens for your home, workplace, boat and caravan. As an industry leader with fourteen years of experience we supply screens for everything from insect protection, to shielding out the sunlight, to reducing pollen levels inside your home or workplace. Here an overview of our Window Screen's range.
Thursday, February 02, 2012 by Alex
Calling all Cat Breeders: Increase Security with Window Screens!
Cats are perhaps the most inquisitive of domesticated animals, but do not always balance that inquisitiveness with a fear for the unknown, particularly when they are young. The security of cats is important as when they escape it is a threat to their livelihood, and as most breeders keep their cats indoors and it is something which must be tackled head on.
Thursday, January 26, 2012 by Alex
Prevent Insect Intrusion via Vent Holes with our Insect Mesh
Air vents are easy access points through which flying insects and other pests can access your home. Insects such as midges and ants are small enough to crawl or fly through the vents and can prove to be difficult to deter.
Thursday, January 12, 2012 by Alex
Pet proofing your house: how to keep kitty safe
Cats are curious creatures! Everyone has heard the term ‘curiosity killed the cat’, and that is certainly true when it comes to the average UK household. Cat proofing your home before a new kitten moves in makes a great deal of sense, but so does maintaining a safe environment when kitty grows up. Cats never lose their instinct to explore, regardless of whether they are 2 months, or 20 years old.
Here we have included some quick and easy top tips for keeping kitty safe in your home!
Tuesday, December 20, 2011 by Andy
Merry Xmas
We would like to thank all our customers for their business during 2011. We wish you all a Merry Christmas and best wishes for 2012.
We are taking a (well needed!) break over Christmas and will be back in the New Year. Please read further for our opening times....
Monday, December 19, 2011 by Alex
Air Pollution; What Can I Do To Reduce My Impact?
Air pollution is a serious and growing problem which each and every one of us is responsible for. Our daily lives contribute to the degradation of our atmosphere which plays a role in causing diseases in humans and animals, weakening plant life and disrupting ecosystems. Simple activities such as driving to work, heating our homes and washing our clothes all contribute to air pollution, so it is our responsibility to try and reduce our impact on the planet as much as possible. Continue to find out more
Monday, December 19, 2011 by Alex
Common household poisons - protect your pets!
We all know how curious our cats and dogs can be and how they will try to eat almost anything, but when you combine this with the sheer number of plants, substances and foods in the average home which could be hazardous to your pet, you have a dangerous situation. Your best tool in the fight against curious paws is knowledge, so do your homework and make sure you are aware of these threats and how to remove them from your household. Below we have provided you with an introduction to some of the most common dangers along with links to external websites so that you can do some more research for yourself.
Monday, December 19, 2011 by Alex
The Uk's Top 5 Garden Pests
Here is a list of the household pests you are likely to find in your home.
Thursday, December 15, 2011 by Alex
Common Garden Poisons
It is not well known that many of the items in your garden are poisonous to humans and pets. From rat poison and slug pellets to common garden plants like bluebells and buttercups. Here we highlight some of these dangers and offer advice on how to stay safe in the garden.
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