Enquiry guide · 4 November 2026
Before a pest inspection: the useful details
A short list for the first conversation: where the concern is, practical access and the questions to ask before agreeing a visit.
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Enquiry guide · 4 November 2026
A short list for the first conversation: where the concern is, practical access and the questions to ask before agreeing a visit.
Read the guideEnquiry guide · 4 November 2026
Inspection, treatment, access, exclusions and later checks are separate questions. Here is what to clarify before authorising work.
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These original drawings are illustrative, not an identification key. Choose Not sure when the concern is unclear.
Describe the location of a sighting or sound. The source and accessible areas would need assessment.
The enquiry scopeExplain where activity is noticed and any access restrictions. Identification comes before a proposal.
The enquiry scopeNote which surfaces and rooms are involved. A photograph or description alone does not set the treatment.
The enquiry scopeSay which rooms are involved without sharing health details. This site cannot diagnose the cause of symptoms.
The enquiry scopeChoose crawling insects and outline the concern. Fieldmark’s reply explains what an assessment would cover.
The enquiry scopeDescribe the premises and where something was seen. Identification informs any suitable next step.
The enquiry scopeYour enquiry
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