Camden's problem is water and food in close proximity. Regent's Canal runs the length of the borough, the market feeds thousands daily, and the Victorian terraces between them have been subdivided into flats for a century. Rodents move along the canal corridor and into buildings through original drain runs; further north, Hampstead Heath pushes squirrels and foxes into loft spaces and gardens.
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Pests we treat in Camden
Neighbourhoods in Camden
Local challenges
- Regent's Canal acting as a rodent corridor
- Concentrated food waste around Camden Market
- Hampstead Heath bringing squirrels and foxes into lofts
- Century-old subdivisions with unsealed service voids
Property types we treat
- Victorian terraces converted to flats
- Canal-side warehouse conversions
- Period houses backing onto the Heath
- University halls and mansion blocks
- Market stalls and food units
Postcodes and landmarks
NW1NW3NW5NW6WC1WC2EC1Camden MarketHampstead HeathKing's CrossBritish Museum

