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Clothes moths are a different kind of household pest — it’s not the moths you see that cause the damage, but their larvae.

These tiny larvae feed on natural fibres like wool, silk, cashmere, feathers, and leather, often leaving holes in clothing that can’t be repaired.
The problem usually starts quietly, with eggs hidden in wardrobes, carpets, and soft furnishings.

If you’re dealing with clothes moths at home, contact Procare for professional pest control support!

If you’ve spotted cockroaches during the day, it could be a sign there are more hiding around your home.

Here are some common hiding spots to check:

• Behind and inside kitchen appliances
• Under sinks and around plumbing
• Cracks in walls, skirting boards & door frames
• Inside cupboards, drawers & pantries
• In cardboard boxes & cluttered storage areas
• Warm, dark spaces like switchboards or ceiling cavities

These areas provide the food, moisture, and shelter cockroaches need to thrive.
Smaller species like German Cockroaches tend to infest indoors, while larger Bush Cockroaches are usually outdoor pests that may wander inside occasionally.

If you’re noticing signs of cockroaches around your home, don’t hesitate to reach out - we’re here to help.

As it gets colder, we’re not the only ones looking for a warm place to stay... Rats and mice are on the move too.

If you’re noticing anything unusual around the house, this guide breaks down how they get in and what to look out for.

How Rats and Mice Enter Your Home (and Signs to Watch For) - Procare Services Ltd Rats and mice are common household pests, especially during the cooler months. Understanding how rodents enter your home and recognising the early warning signs can help prevent a small issue from becoming a larger infestation.