1. Introduction: A Fresh Look for the Future

At Shire Pest Solutions, we pride ourselves on providing expert pest control services across Oxfordshire and beyond. But delivering great service doesn’t stop at your front door — it extends to how we present ourselves online. That’s why we’re excited to announce that we have teamed up with George from All-Round Marketing to bring our website to life with a new, modern touch.

Our goal is simple: make your experience on our website as smooth, helpful, and professional as the pest control services we deliver in person.

2. Why We Chose George from All-Round Marketing

When it came to finding the right person to take our website forward, we wanted someone who could combine technical skill with creative flair. George at All-Round Marketing ticked every box.

His proven track record in creating engaging, functional websites speaks for itself. From smart layouts to clear navigation, George knows how to make a site both attractive and practical — something our customers deserve when they’re looking for quick, reliable pest control solutions.

3. What This Means for Our Customers

• Faster loading times so you can find the information you need without delays.
• Easier navigation so you can quickly access service pages for specific pests like ants, wasps, or rodents.
• Clearer contact options, making it simple to request a call-back or book an inspection.
• Mobile-friendly design, ensuring you get the same experience whether you’re on your phone, tablet, or desktop.

Ultimately, this isn’t just a new look — it’s a better way to connect with us when you need pest control you can trust.

4. Keeping Our Services at the Forefront

One of the main focuses of the update is to ensure our services remain easy to find and fully up to date. Our pest control expertise covers everything from wasp nest removal to rodent proofing, and our website should reflect the same attention to detail that we bring to our on-site work.

For example, some of our older service pages — like our cockroach control page — have served us well for years but could benefit from a fresh, modern look. By reworking these sections, we can provide you with more practical tips, clearer service details, and a cleaner design.

5. Spotlight on Pest Control Pages: Ants and Cockroaches

Our newly updated ant control page is a great example of the direction we’re heading in. It features clear service information, improved navigation, and a design that works perfectly across all devices. Visitors can easily understand the types of ant problems we solve, how we approach treatment, and how to book a service.

In contrast, our current cockroach page still reflects an older style. While it contains valuable information, the design and structure will be refreshed to match the modern look of our ant page. This way, whether you’re dealing with ants in your kitchen or cockroaches in a commercial property, you’ll get the same smooth, informative online experience.

6. The Timeline for Completion

We know how important a professional website is to both existing and potential customers, so we’re working closely with George to make steady progress without compromising quality. The complete update will take time, with our target for full completion set before the end of 2025.

Between now and then, you may notice certain pages receiving small changes, while others undergo a full redesign. This phased approach ensures the site remains fully functional and informative throughout the process.

7. Looking Ahead

• More visual content, including before-and-after examples of pest treatments.
• A regularly updated blog section featuring seasonal pest advice and local case studies.
• Better integration of local service pages, including our coverage of Didcot and Wallingford.
• A consistent, professional design that reflects the high standards of our pest control work.

We’re confident that working with All-Round Marketing will help us achieve these goals and deliver a website that not only looks great but also serves as a practical tool for customers across Oxfordshire.