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Title: Dealey Environmental: Premier Pest Control Services in East Anglia

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Molehills across a lawn and fresh burrows along a hedge line are usually the first signs you need mole and rabbit control, and in the UK both animals can be managed, but only using approved, humane methods. Left alone, moles undermine drainage and contaminate silage, while rabbits graze crops, strip bark and burrow under buildings, banks and railway lines. Dealey Environmenta...


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Dealey is currently the only company in the UK licensed to fumigate aircraft using BlueFume®. We’ll be on stand 4028 at the Farnborough Airshow to tell you all about it. 

What is BlueFume®?

BlueFume® provides a unique solution for airlines, operators and maintenance providers looking to deal with infestations quickly, safely and with minimal operationa...


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Love them or hate them, there’s no denying that pests are remarkably resilient. Over millions of years, they’ve evolved to survive in some of the toughest environments imaginable.

Cockroaches can squeeze through incredibly small gaps. Rodents will climb, chew and explore their way into places they simply shouldn’t be. Beetles, moths and weevils have an uncanny ability...


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Aircraft attending the Farnborough International Airshow arrive from airports across the world, and every one of them carries a biosecurity risk that most people never consider. Cockroaches, bedbugs, and rodents routinely hitch rides inside commercial and private aircraft, and international routes are the fastest way to spread infestations from one country to another.


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