Pest Control

Brown rats and black rats are London's most serious pest problem, causing extensive property damage and health risks.

House mice are smaller but equally problematic, contaminating food and spreading disease throughout London properties.

Grey squirrels cause significant property damage by gnawing and nesting in loft spaces across London.

German and Oriental cockroaches are increasing 23% annually in London, thriving in warm, humid environments.

Multiple ant species including Garden ants, Pharaoh ants, and Ghost ants form massive colonies across London.

Varied carpet beetles and furniture carpet beetles damage natural fiber furnishings and clothing.

Primitive wingless insects that damage books, wallpaper, and starchy materials in damp London properties.

Common furniture beetle larvae that bore through wooden structures, causing serious structural damage.

Tiny insects that feed on mold and fungi in damp conditions, often found in books and papers.

Wood-destroying insects that can cause catastrophic structural damage to London properties.

Fast-moving arthropods with many legs that hunt other insects in damp areas of properties.

Nocturnal insects with distinctive pincers that seek shelter in homes during dry weather.

Slow-moving cylindrical arthropods that enter homes seeking moisture during dry periods.

Blood-feeding parasites experiencing a major resurgence in London hotels and residential properties.

Common and German wasps become aggressive in late summer, posing serious sting risks around London properties.

Honey bees and bumblebees occasionally require relocation when nesting in inappropriate locations.

Large aggressive wasps that build substantial nests and pose serious stinging threats to London residents.

Webbing clothes moths and case-bearing clothes moths cause extensive damage to natural fiber clothing and furnishings.

House flies, fruit flies, and drain flies spread disease and contaminate food in London properties.

Large flies that cluster in roof spaces and wall cavities during winter months in London properties.

Small flies that breed in fermented fruits and vegetables, common in kitchens and food preparation areas.

Small moth-like flies that breed in organic matter in drains and sewage systems.

Common house spiders and giant house spiders create webs and can cause arachnophobia in London residents.

Cat fleas and dog fleas infest carpets and furniture, biting humans and pets in London homes.

Microscopic arachnids that live in bedding and upholstery, major allergen source in UK homes.