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Request an Operational Site Review.
Tell us about your site, portfolio or current pest-risk concern, and Stratton will review whether an operational site review is the right next step.
What a site review involves.
A Stratton review looks at the risks on your site, your current arrangements, and the points where pest pressure is most likely and most consequential. Afterwards, you receive a concise written summary covering:
- Key risk areasWhere pressure is most likely and most consequential.
- Recommended preventative measuresProportionate to the risk found.
- Where smart monitoring fitsWhere it would, and would not, add value.
- Proofing and exclusion prioritiesWith works specified where required.
- A suggested programme structureA recommended route, set against the evidence.
The process
What happens next.
- 01
You submit the review request.
- 02
Stratton checks sector, site type, location, and suitability.
- 03
A review is arranged where the site is a fit.
- 04
You receive a written summary of findings and a recommended route.
Where Stratton fits best
Where Stratton fits best.
Stratton is built for regulated and high-value commercial sites, where a failed audit, a delisting, or a reputational lapse carries real consequence: food and regulated production, logistics, facilities management, healthcare, and heritage and high-value estates. If that is your situation, a review is the right starting point. If you need a one-off domestic call-out, we are likely not the right fit, and will say so.
Request a review.
Tell us a little about the site and we will be in touch to arrange a review.
Who you will be dealing with.
Your enquiry reaches a named contact, not a call centre. You will deal directly with the people responsible for the standard.
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