Imperium Pest Control

25/08/2026

Our biggest hive this year. Safety rehomed 🐝 🍯

11/08/2026

A pigeon proofing job carried out in Ashford, Kent, where years of pigeon debris had built up beneath balcony decking.

The decking was lifted so the area could be properly cleared and cleaned before pigeon-proofing measures were installed to help prevent further activity.

Imperium Pest Control provides professional pigeon control, bird proofing and pest control across Kent and East Sussex.

14/07/2026

🐝 Not every bee needs removing.

Honeybees are essential pollinators and play an important role in our environment. Where it is safe and practical to do so, we always look at relocation rather than unnecessary destruction.

At Imperium Pest Control, we believe professional pest management should protect both your property and the wildlife around it.

If you have bees on your property and you’re unsure what to do, contact us for honest advice.

Imperium Pest Control
Protecting homes while protecting our pollinators.

06/07/2026

29/06/2026

Another hive removed and rehomed 🐝 🏡

16/06/2026

📋 Why Pest Control Matters on Audited Sites

On audited sites, pest control is about much more than dealing with rodents, insects or birds.

Food production facilities, warehouses and other audited environments need to demonstrate that pest risks are being actively managed throughout the year.

A strong pest management programme provides:

✔ Regular inspections and monitoring

✔ Clear documentation and service records

✔ Early identification of risks

✔ Corrective actions and proofing recommendations

✔ Evidence of due diligence during audits

At Imperium Pest Control, we use Insectram digital reporting to give clients access to inspection reports, pest activity trends and service records online. We can also upload photographs directly to reports, creating a clear audit trail and documented evidence of any recommendations or corrective actions.

Good pest control is about prevention, not reaction.

📍 Ashford, Kent
📍 Covering Kent & East Sussex

30/05/2026

Ever wondered what the inside of a wasp nest looks like?

This close-up footage shows developing larvae inside an active wasp nest. Each cell contains a developing wasp, with workers constantly caring for the next generation.

What starts as a small nest in spring can quickly grow throughout the summer, which is why early identification is always a good idea.

28/05/2026

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