Pests

These insects measure approximately 1,3 to 1,6 cm and the adults are a toasted brown in colour.
They find themselves always in houses and buildings and hide in places that are narrow, humid and dark, where they usually wait for darkness to emerge.
The feed on food residuals left behind from human consumption and have a particular like for food rich in starch, such as potatoes, bread, flour and so on, which is why they are frequently found in areas where bread is stored.

This insect can measure 5 to 8 cm in length. Their chest is grey, with four longitudinal lines on the back, the lower abdomen is yellow and their body is covered with hair and they have red eyes. They act as carriers of microorganisms and viruses and constitute one of the most prolific household pests.

This pest installs itself in the inner parts of buildings and feed on stored food products.

This insect is a beetle of 0,5cm and as an adult is the colour brownish red. They feed on stored food products, especially crushed grains such as cereals (wheat, barley, rice, corn…)

Woodworm is the common name given to the larvae of several species of beetles that penetrate wood (beams, furniture, panelling, etc.) in buildings and galleries. They can do tremendous damage producing a characteristic powder or sawdust
They can be detected when they feed from inside a wooden structure thanks to a scratching sound they make when eating.
This insect can cause severe damage to wood in construction and furniture, such as ceiling supports, posts, panels, flooring, frames, etc.

These rodents are medium in size not exceeding 300g and 30cm plus a tail of similar length and usually live around water. In urban areas they feed on stored food or waste, but are also able to hunt insects and other organisms. They act as carriers of disease carrying microorganisms and viruses.

This rodent generally lives in non-urban areas. It feeds on fruits, roots, small mammals, insects and other materials. They also are predators to bird nests. They don’t eat the putrefied meat of other animals.

This rodent measures between 15 and 20 cm and is grey in colour. They generally live in all types of habitat thanks to their tremendous ability to adapt. They feed on food residuals and insects.

This is a flying insect found in all parts of the world. The females are bloodsucking (from blood of other animals) and as a result of that they are carriers of infectious diseases. Mosquitos have four stages of development in their lives: egg, larva, pupa and adult. They need water to complete each of their life cycles.