At home
Bring calm back to the rooms you live in.
Talk through the signs, arrange an inspection and get practical next steps without alarmist language or a hard sell.
Ask Dave about your homeAnglesey & Gwynedd
Local pest control, handled properly.
Practical, discreet pest control for homes, holiday lets and local businesses. Speak directly to Dave from the first call to the final check.
Not sure what it is? Describe what you have noticed. You do not need to diagnose it first.
Owner-led service
Speak to Dave.
Dave does the work.
Dave does the work.
Start with what you noticed
You notice the signs. Dave works out what is behind them.
What to do next
Scratching or movement
Noises in a wall, ceiling or loft are often easiest to understand when you note where and when they happen. Avoid opening the area up; tell Dave what you heard and the time of day.
Describe it to DaveThe owner-led difference
One operator. The whole job.
The person you explain the problem to is the person who turns up to inspect it. That makes it easier to ask questions, understand the plan and pick up the conversation if a follow-up is needed.
- 01Speak directly
No repeating the story to a different person.
- 02Get a clear next step
An honest view of what needs to happen next.
- 03Keep the thread
Dave knows what was found and what has already been done.
Where Dave can help
Pest control built around the property.
Pest problems feel different at home, between holiday-let guests and on a working site. The first conversation should reflect that.
Holiday lets & landlords
Protect the booking and the property.
A direct local contact makes it easier to explain access, guest timings and the history of a recurring issue.
Discuss a rental propertyLocal businesses
Keep a problem from becoming the story.
For shops, hospitality and small commercial sites that need a discreet response and a clear record of what happens next.
Talk about a business siteWhat happens next
From first call to final check.
Good pest control starts with understanding what is happening, not jumping straight to a treatment.
Start with a call-
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Tell Dave what you have noticed
Share the signs, the property type and your postcode. A safe photograph can help.
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Understand the problem
Dave will explain whether an inspection is sensible and what to do in the meantime.
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Agree the practical next step
Know what is being done, what to expect afterwards and whether a further check is needed.
Local coverage
Local knowledge. Proper coverage.
Dave works across Anglesey and Gwynedd, helping homes, holiday lets and local businesses get from an uncertain sign to a practical plan.
Menai BridgeBangorLlangefniCaernarfonBeaumarissurrounding areas
Ask about your postcode
Before you call
A few straight answers.
If your question is not here, ask Dave. A short conversation is often more useful than trying to identify the problem online.
I am not sure what the pest is. Can I still call?
Yes. Describe what you have seen, heard or found, where it happened and roughly when. If it is safe, a clear photograph may help.
What should I do before Dave visits?
Avoid disturbing a nest, opening up a wall or cleaning away useful signs before asking for advice. Keep children and pets away from the immediate area.
Can I send a photograph first?
Yes. WhatsApp is useful for a photograph, short video or a mark on the outside of a property. Include your postcode and do not put yourself at risk to get the image.
Do you help holiday lets and businesses?
Yes. Explain the type of property, any access or guest constraints and whether the issue has happened before so Dave can advise on the right next step.
Which areas do you cover?
D Jones & Son provides pest control across Anglesey (Ynys Môn) and Gwynedd, including Menai Bridge, Llangefni, Beaumaris, Bangor and Caernarfon. Send your postcode on WhatsApp if you want to check a particular address.
How do I arrange pest control with Dave?
Call or WhatsApp Dave on 07474 242333. Share what you have noticed, the property type and your postcode; a safe photograph can also help.
A calm first step
A straight answer. A practical next step.
When you message, include your postcode and a safe photograph if you have one.