Need some help and advice with a pest problem? By choosing a BPCA member you can be assured that they are trained, insured and a trusted company.

BPCA has created Covid-19 guidance which aims to keep pest professionals safe and also to minimise the risk of spreading or contracting Covid-19.

BPCA Registered is the Association's individual recognition scheme that independently recognises the commitment member employees make to ongoing professional development.

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The British Pest Control Association (BPCA) hosts free events so everyone interested in pest management can learn, share and connect. Stay up-to-date with what's happening in your industry, network with like-minded people and pick up those all important CPD points.

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Our comprehensive catalogue of the most common public health and nuisance pests helps you make an educated choice when considering pest control.

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Do you have a pest problem? Our members cover the whole of the UK and can advise and deal with any pest problem you might have. By choosing a BPCA assessed member, you can be assured that the services you receive are from a trained, insured and trusted company that meets our strict membership criteria.

The BPCA member logo is earned by our members, so ensure your contractor has it.

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Professionally trained and qualified technicians who can control pests safely, legally and eﬀectively
A minimum of £2 million Public and Products Liability insurance
All pest control companies have been audited to BS EN 16636 Standard for Pest Management
All member companies follow the BPCA Codes of Best Practice

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Red weather warning: how pest controllers can prepare for the heat

For the first time in its history, the Met Office has issued a red weather warning for extreme heat in the UK. What does this mean for pest professionals?