Anston Pest Control Ltd

Anston Pest Control Ltd is a pest control company based in Anston, near Sheffield in South Yorkshire. It has been providing pest control and monitoring services since 2011. The company is a member of the British Pest Control Association (BPCA) and the CQMS Safety Scheme. Its technicians hold Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) Level 2 and 3 qualifications and are DBS checked.

It covers Sheffield, Rotherham, Worksop, Anston and surrounding towns and villages. It provides monitoring and control contracts for workplaces such as schools, care homes, restaurants and farms, and offers a rural service for land, farms, stables, small holdings and woodland. It provides pest control services for rats and mice, squirrels, moles, cockroaches and wasps.

Sheffield householders facing rodents in lofts, fleas and suspected bedbugs have shared consistently positive accounts of Anston Pest Control. A theme running through the feedback is the pace of the response, with initial enquiries answered quickly and visits often arranged within a day or two. Punctuality features regularly, including calls ahead of arrival so occupants know when to expect the technician. Reviewers repeatedly highlight the thoroughness of inspections, describing loft spaces, cavity walls and drains being examined rather than one spot treated in isolation.

The guidance given alongside the work is another common point, with customers recalling explanations of the underlying cause, the treatment applied and steps to prevent a recurrence. Named staff, particularly Gav and Matt, are described as friendly, reassuring and knowledgeable, helping to settle nerves during unsettling situations. Follow-up appointments are arranged in advance, and communication around those return visits is frequently mentioned. A professional manner and tidiness throughout are also noted, as is the sense that the problem was resolved properly, with pests eliminated and photographs provided as part of the service. The expert diagnosis that put fears about bedbugs to rest earned particular appreciation.