"Safe, Reliable, Proven" — "Your Shield Against Pests"
Protecting Your Business with Proactive Prevention
Why Pest Control is Essential for Businesses ?
Effective pest control is not just a necessity—it’s a legal obligation. Businesses across industries, from hospitality and food production to warehouses and retail, must comply with strict regulations to ensure their premises remain pest-free. Failure to implement proper prevention measures can lead to significant financial penalties and, in extreme cases, criminal prosecution.
"At Pro Pest Prevention, we believe pest control is more than just compliance—it’s about safeguarding businesses, employees, and the public from serious health risks."
The Hidden Risks of Internal Pest Management
Many businesses attempt to cut costs by assigning pest control responsibilities to an internal employee rather than hiring a professional service. However, this approach can be a false economy, leading to significant financial and legal risks:
- Employee Costs – Allocating salary, National Insurance, and tax contributions for an in-house pest control role can be more expensive than outsourcing to specialists.
- Record-Keeping & Compliance – Employees must maintain detailed records that meet audit standards. If records are incomplete or inaccurate, the business risks failing inspections.
- Audit Failures & Legal Consequences – If an employee’s pest control efforts do not meet regulatory standards, the business could face fines, closure orders, or even imprisonment.
- Health Risks & Litigation – A failure in pest control could lead to customer or employee illness, resulting in litigation, negative publicity, and irreparable reputational damage.
"Many businesses think they’re saving money by handling pest control internally, but the reality is that one mistake can lead to fines, lawsuits, or even prison sentences." – Andrew Sibley Managing Director
Businesses must comply with the following:
Prevention of Damage by Pests Act 1949
Food Safety Act 1990,
Environmental Protection Act 1990
- Regular Inspections – Conduct routine pest inspections to identify and address infestations before they become a problem
- Hire Certified Pest Control Services – Work with licensed professionals who follow ethical and legal pest control practices.
- Proper Waste Management – Ensure waste disposal methods do not attract pests, particularly in food-related industries.
- Use Approved Pesticides – Follow regulations on pesticide use, ensuring compliance with The Control of Pesticides Regulations 1986.
- Maintain Hygiene Standards – Keep premises clean and pest-free to meet health and safety requirements.
Real Cases of Pest Control Failures & Legal Consequences
Several businesses have faced severe penalties due to negligence in pest control:
- Supermarket Chain Fined £700,000 – A major UK retailer was penalized after failing to control a rodent infestation in one of its stores.
- Restaurant Closure & £100,000 Fine – A city-centre restaurant was shut down after inspectors found evidence of a severe mouse infestation.
- Warehouse Owner Sentenced to Prison – A business owner received a custodial sentence for failing to comply with pest control regulations, leading to contamination of food products.
Tailored Protection Plans
Depending on the type of pests you need protection from, our contracts cover:
Rodents – Rats & mice prevention
Insects – Cockroaches, flies, ants, bedbugs
Stored Product Pests – Moths, beetles, weevils
Bird Control – Pigeon deterrents & proofing.
Proactive Prevention: Fixed Contracts for Long-Term Protection
At Pro Pest Prevention, we believe in prevention over cure. That’s why we offer fixed quarterly contracts with a 30-day notice period, allowing businesses to maintain consistent pest control without unexpected costs.
Prevention is always more cost-effective than cure. Our fixed contracts ensure businesses stay protected without unexpected expenses."
Our Commitment to Businesses & Communities
At Pro Pest Prevention, we understand that many businesses manage pest control internally to reduce costs. However, we also recognise the risks involved. That’s why we are offering every business that handles its own pest control a FREE inspection and audit.
This free service allows businesses to identify and rectify any areas of concern, ensuring they remain compliant, safe, and protected. It’s our way of supporting local communities and the businesses that serve them.
"We want to help businesses protect themselves and ensure the general public is not put at risk. That’s why we’re offering a free inspection and audit to any business managing pest control internally—because prevention benefits everyone."
Business Areas
- Office Pest Management
- Retail Sector
- Pharmaceutical Sector
- Pest Management for Food Safety
- Food Regulations & Pest Management
- Hospitality - Pubs, Bars, Restaurants, and Cafes
- Hotel Pest Management
- Agriculture and Farming
- Pest Management for the Food Sector
- Pest Management for Food Retailers
- Industrial Facilities
- Assists FM Companies
- Healthcare Pest Management
- Museums and Antiquities
"Our company has been carefully structured around the principles of ethics, transparency, and integrity, which we consider essential for any business aiming to establish a robust client relationship that fosters a long-term partnership."
Andrew has built a distinguished career in international business, leading companies across four continents with a strong foundation in integrity, transparency, and client-focused strategies. With leadership roles in organisations from the Netherlands, Germany, and Denmark, he has consistently driven success by fostering robust Earnings before Interest and taxes , cultivating engaged employees, and ensuring a clear vision aligned with sustainable growth.
His approach is deeply rooted in ethical business practices, creating environments where trust, accountability, and collaboration thrive. Pro Plus Prevention mirrors these values—modelled on the same principles that have guided his leadership journey. His deep understanding of the pressures faced by Managing Directors and Chief Commercial Officers, often influenced by financial directives, allows him to empathise with the challenges of executive decision-making. Andrew’s leadership stands as a testament to the power of integrity in business, ensuring that companies not only achieve financial success but also build lasting relationships with employees and clients alike.