Pest Control & Proofing Work Gallery Across Blackburn & Lancashire
Getting rid of pests properly means finding out how they got inside in the first place. Below are real photographs taken by our technicians on domestic and commercial jobs within 20 miles of our Ramsgreave base—from stainless steel rat valves in clay inspection chambers and galvanised mesh along open eaves to loft wasp nest removals and downpipe baffles.
Roofline & Eaves Proofing
Rats and grey squirrels climb rough stonework and plastic downpipes to push under roof tiles. We fit external cone baffles, balloon guards, and heavy-gauge galvanised weld mesh screwed securely into timber soffits and fascias.
Drain Chambers & Rat Gates
Older properties in Blackburn and Accrington often have displaced clay pipe joints or uncapped branches below ground. Working alongside Drain Medics, we inspect manholes and fit heavy-duty stainless steel non-return rat flaps.
Loft Nests & Decontamination
From active paper wasp nests tucked inside eaves cupboards and garden furniture to contaminated floorboards requiring biocide washdowns, we treat the infestation safely and leave your home clean.
Completed Pest Control & Proofing Jobs
Every photo below was taken on the job by our CPCA-accredited technicians across Lancashire.
A brown rat peeking out from underneath a wooden garden structure with sunflower seed husks on the ground.
A detailed black and white close-up of a large spider on a light-coloured surface, highlighting the need for professional spider control.
A grey squirrel resting on a tree trunk, representing common garden and loft pests in Lancashire.
Two harvest mice sitting together on a mossy tree branch against a blurred green background.
A close-up of a beetle on a green feathery plant, representing the common insect pests managed by professional pest control services.
A close-up photograph of a common house mouse peering over a weathered wooden beam, illustrating the need for professional mice control services in Blackburn.
A collection of dead houseflies and a single red ladybird on a white surface, captured in a selective colour style to highlight the results of insect treatment.
A close-up of a small brown and white mouse eating a piece of food, representing common household rodent issues handled by Pest Medic.
Two brown rats scavenging birdseed on a wooden garden deck, illustrating a common cause of rodent infestations in residential areas.
A high-detail macro photograph of a large black ant crawling on a rough stone surface, used to illustrate common ant infestations in Lancashire properties.
A grey squirrel standing on its hind legs on a lush green lawn, holding food in its paws.
A small active paper wasp nest with several wasps clinging to the structure, attached to a white exterior overhang.
A detailed macro photograph of a large brown spider in a natural garden setting, showcasing its eyes and hairy legs, perfect for a professional spider control service page.
Professional rodent proofing on an external stone wall, showing a sealed entry point to prevent rat and mouse ingress.
A high-quality macro photograph of two orange weaver ants interacting on a black cable against a blurred green background, ideal for illustrating professional ant control services.
An external building corner showing a potential rodent entry point at the base of a damp brick wall, next to gravel and concrete paving.
A traditional dry stone wall of a Lancashire property named 'Stork House', featuring a external pipe which is a common inspection point for rodent entry and drainage issues.
A traditional stone wall featuring a wooden property sign for 'Stork House', with an external white pipe running vertically down the masonry. The image appears to be a site survey photo for a residential property.
A high-resolution macro photograph of a Weaver ant crawling along a black cable with a soft green bokeh background.
A detailed macro photograph of two cream and black-patterned ladybird beetles resting on a green plant stem, set against a blurred green background.
An open external drainage inspection chamber featuring clay pipe junctions, mud, and debris, which is being surveyed to identify potential rodent entry points into a property.
An open drainage inspection chamber showing the internal clay pipework and junctions, typical of a site survey to identify rodent ingress points.
Exposed wet and damaged wooden floorboards in a residential property, showing signs of water damage and potential pest entry points under a bay window.
A professional rodent proofing installation featuring a black cone-shaped rat baffle on an external brown drainpipe to prevent rats and mice from climbing up to the roof and loft space.
The exterior of a residential terraced house in Blackburn, showing the driveway and front entrance, prepared for a professional drain inspection or rodent proofing survey.
A clear entry point or rat hole located at the base of an external brick wall, surrounded by gravel. This visual evidence indicates a common route for rodents to gain access to a property's foundations or wall cavities.
A soiled and stained wooden floor in a residential property requiring specialist decontamination and biohazard cleaning.
A professional RatGate rodent non-return valve installed within a drainage inspection chamber to prevent rats from entering a property through the sewer system, featuring a yellow warning tag.
A traditional stone-built residential property in Lancashire, typical of the homes serviced by Pest Medic for rodent proofing and pest control.
A professional installation of a non-return rat valve (rat gate) inside a drainage inspection chamber, used as a permanent solution to prevent rodents from entering a property through the sewer system.
A tall tree heavily covered in ivy on a residential street in Lancashire, located near Mytham Primary School, representing the local service area for Pest Medic.
The exterior stone gable end and roofline of a traditional Lancashire residential property being surveyed for pest entry points.
A traditional stone-built residential property in Blackburn, Lancashire, where Pest Medic technicians might conduct CCTV drain inspections to identify and block rodent entry points.
A grey, paper-like wasp nest established inside the base of a grey wicker garden chair or planter.
A close-up of a large rat dropping found on a damp concrete surface next to a brick wall during a drainage survey.
A professional rodent baffle installed on an external brown downpipe against a stone wall to prevent rats and squirrels from climbing up the building.
A close-up shot of a roof edge with moss growth above a clean gutter, featuring a wire balloon guard (leaf guard) installed over the downpipe to prevent rodent entry and debris blockages.
A high-detail close-up photograph of a small brown mouse eating peanuts, illustrating the opportunistic feeding habits of common household rodents.
A clean residential property exterior in Lancashire featuring a white arched front door and red brickwork, typical of the homes Pest Medic serves for domestic pest control and proofing.
A professional rodent proofing installation featuring a black cone baffle secured to a brown gutter downpipe on a stone residential building to prevent rats and squirrels from climbing.
A professional CCTV drain inspection showing clay piping and potential entry points for rodents in a Lancashire property.
Wooden floorboards revealed under a pulled-back carpet, showing signs of damp staining and white debris, often associated with rodent activity or plumbing leaks requiring decontamination.
A professional installation of a RatGate rodent blocker inside a brick inspection chamber, designed to prevent rats from entering a property through the drainage system.
A close-up view inside an open brick manhole or drainage chamber, showing a plastic pipe connection and significant debris and dirt buildup, likely during a drainage survey or inspection.
A professional rodent climbing baffle or guard installed on an external downpipe to prevent rats and squirrels from accessing the roof space.
A close-up of a damaged wooden fascia board and guttering on a brick residential property, showing a significant gap that serves as a common entry point for pests such as squirrels and rats.
Damaged wooden fascia and soffit boards on a residential brick property, highlighting a structural vulnerability and potential entry point for pests like rodents and squirrels.
An exterior shot of a traditional stone property in Lancashire, showing the roofline, guttering, and chimneys which are common inspection points for bird and rodent entry.
An external view of a cream-painted brick property in Blackburn, showing professional bird proofing mesh installed along the fascia boards and eaves to prevent pest entry into the roof space.
A black rodent proofing cone professionally installed on an external drainage pipe to prevent rats and squirrels from climbing the building.
A typical residential street in Lancashire, illustrating the local neighbourhoods where Pest Medic provides expert pest control and CCTV drain inspections.
A professional stainless steel rat blocker or non-return valve installed inside a terracotta drainage pipe, designed to prevent rodents from entering a property through the sewer system.
Exterior view of a weathered wooden front door on a residential property in Lancashire, showing peeling paint and cracked render that could serve as potential entry points for rodents.
The front entrance of a residential property in Blackburn, showing a wooden door and porch area where professional rodent proofing may be required to seal entry points.
Professional rodent proofing installation showing metal mesh used to seal entry points between the fascia board and the brickwork of a property.
A traditional stone property in Blackburn featuring multiple chimney stacks, a common site for bird nesting and pest entry points.
A close-up view of a roof gutter filled with wet leaves, moss, and debris, featuring a wire balloon guard over the downpipe.
Professional pest proofing installation using heavy-duty wire mesh to seal gaps in wooden eaves and soffits, preventing entry for rodents and birds.
Professional rodent and bird proofing mesh installed under the eaves of a roof to prevent pests from entering the loft space.
A close-up view of a building's guttering system featuring a wire balloon gutter guard to prevent blockages, situated beneath a roof edge heavily covered in green moss.
The front entrance of a residential property in Lancashire, showing a white door and a sign reading 'Westfield', where Pest Medic provides professional pest and drainage inspections.
Professional rodent proofing using galvanised wire mesh installed at the eaves of a property to prevent rats, mice, and squirrels from entering the loft space.
A residential property in Lancashire featuring solar panels on the roof, which commonly require bird proofing to prevent nesting pigeons.
Professional rodent proofing installation featuring a black rat baffle or rodent guard attached to an external downpipe to prevent pests from climbing into a property.
A black rodent baffle installed on a brown plastic downpipe of a residential stone building to prevent rats and mice from climbing up to the roof.
A large, papery wasp nest situated in an attic loft space next to a wooden support beam, with the internal comb structure visible.
A close-up view of a gutter system featuring a wire mesh balloon guard installed to prevent rodent entry and debris blockages, with visible moss and autumn leaves.
A close-up view of a residential property's roofline, white uPVC guttering, and cream-coloured brickwork against a blue sky, representing areas where rodents and birds often seek entry.
A professional rodent guard installed on an external drainpipe of a stone-built garage to prevent rats and mice from climbing into the roof space.
A close-up shot of a brown plastic guttering system containing a wire mesh balloon guard, commonly used for rodent and bird proofing to prevent pests from entering downpipes.
A close-up view of a professional rodent proofing installation in a roof gutter, featuring a wire mesh downpipe guard and specialised roofline protection to prevent pest entry.
A professional rodent proofing installation showing galvanised wire mesh securely fixed with screws to seal a gap between the stone wall and the guttering/roofline of a property in Lancashire.
A tall extension ladder leaning against the side of a brick house, reaching up to the roofline and eaves to allow a technician to perform high-level pest control tasks such as wasp nest removal or bird proofing.
A professional extension ladder leaning against the eaves of a red-brick house, positioned to allow a technician to access the roofline for treatments such as wasp nest removal or bird proofing.
A close-up view of professional pest proofing installation, featuring durable metal mesh secured with screws to a wooden roofline or soffit to prevent entry by rodents or squirrels.
Professional rodent proofing installation by Pest Medic, showing durable metal mesh being used to seal entry points in the wooden eaves of a property in Blackburn.
A close-up view of professional rodent proofing installation where metal wire mesh has been securely fixed to a wooden soffit to block pest entry points under the roof tiles.
Professional rodent proofing installation showing metal mesh secured to roof eaves and soffits to prevent pest entry into the loft space.
A large wasp nest located amongst the insulation in a dark residential loft or attic space, showing the need for professional removal.
A large, active wasp nest discovered inside a small wooden eaves storage cupboard within a residential property, situated next to children's toys.
A professional triple-extension ladder leaning against a two-storey red brick house, reaching up to a soffit vent for a pest control inspection or treatment.
A professional extension ladder leaning against the exterior red brick wall of a residential property, reaching up towards the window and roofline for a pest inspection or treatment.
An exterior view of a residential property's roofline in Blackburn, showing black guttering and a potential pest entry point in the wooden fascia board.
Exterior of a property showing a hole in the wooden fascia board near the roofline and guttering, illustrating a common entry point for pests like squirrels or rodents.
Spotted Something Similar Around Your Property?
Whether you have heard scratching in the loft at night, noticed a gap in your fascia boards, found droppings near an inspection chamber, or uncovered an active wasp nest, we give straightforward advice and free upfront quotes. Our technicians respond within four hours for standard enquiries and provide 24/7 emergency cover across a 20-mile radius of Blackburn.