Work shaped by the site.
An EFK is most useful when its position, condition and maintenance match the premises. Chris can review the unit and discuss appropriate servicing and monitoring.
Let Chris know the unit type, location and any fly activity you have noticed. He can advise what servicing is suitable after assessing the site.
An assessment before the work.
The unit
Tell Chris the unit type, condition and where it is fitted.
Fly activity
Repeated activity and the surrounding area help guide the assessment.
Servicing scope
Suitable servicing and monitoring are agreed for the premises.
Know what is proposed.
Chris can inspect the site, discuss the appropriate scope and provide a free estimate. Treatment, servicing or clearance details depend on the premises and findings.
Talk it through
Describe the location and what needs attention.
Assess the site
Chris checks access and the relevant conditions.
Agree the scope
Receive a practical recommendation and estimate.
