London pest control enquiries

Pest Control Paddington

Evidence in a garden or shed

Describe the exact location and whether there are also signs indoors. External sightings alone do not establish an infestation inside the building. Keep food waste and animal feed secure, and avoid disturbing burrows or nests before the species and the practical scope of the visit have been discussed.

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A clear route forward

How pest control in Paddington works

When you enquire about pest control in Paddington, we aim to make the process clear. The discussion covers the evidence, the visit, the proposed work and the instructions relevant afterwards.

Tell us about the signs

At the enquiry stage, we ask you to describe the affected space in your own words and explain which observations are recent enough to investigate. We clarify practical details such as affected floors and the location of visible signs, helping make the visit useful even when several entrances serve the building.

Inspect the affected spaces

Our assessment considers the type and distribution of visible signs, with attention to accessible service routes and the way affected rooms relate to surrounding spaces. Your observations remain useful throughout the assessment, especially when activity is intermittent or the latest signs are no longer visible at the time of the visit.

Agree the right approach

The proposed approach follows the evidence, with the affected spaces and access limitations considered before the work is agreed with the person responsible for authorising it. Instructions are connected to the proposed treatment and the property circumstances, so make sure the people responsible for access and preparation receive the same information beforehand.

Follow through and prevent

We explain what information would be useful if you contact us again, including dated signs and their locations, while any placed equipment should remain as instructed. Where maintenance or shared access affects prevention, we explain the issue so it can be raised with the right person alongside the immediate treatment instructions for the premises.

Call us with the latest observations and the address, then ask about the scope of an inspection, the access required and any appropriate preparation for the proposed visit.

Discuss an inspection

Damage first found behind furniture

Photograph the damage and note whether it involves fabric, timber, packaging or another material. If moving the item would spread suspect contents or expose a hazard, leave it in place. Explain the location and access so the technician can plan a useful inspection rather than guessing at the pest.

Moving a bed is not always the first step

For suspected bed bugs, obtain the preparation instructions before dismantling furniture or carrying bedding through the property. The inspection may need to see the original locations and hiding places. Our bed bug guidance covers the questions to discuss about rooms, laundry and follow-up.

Ask when progress should be reviewed

Different pests and methods have different review needs. Agree when the team expects an update and what evidence should prompt contact. The absence of a fixed instant result does not tell you whether a particular plan has succeeded; monitoring needs to match the treatment used.

Can a quote be finalised before an inspection?

Some enquiries can be scoped from the information supplied, while others need a survey or a clearer account of access and activity. Ask what the quoted price assumes and what findings could change the proposal before work proceeds.

Use photographs to support a description

A photograph is most useful with the location, date and a short explanation of what it shows. Include an object for scale only if that can be done safely. An image can support identification, but it cannot show every route or condition inside a building.

Service starting prices

TreatmentFrom
Miceยฃ85
Ratsยฃ95
Bed bugsยฃ145
Cockroachesยฃ110
Waspsยฃ85
Antsยฃ75

Confirm the scope, access and any return visits in your quote.

Discuss an inspection

Call with the postcode, signs and access details.

020 3514 3293