Pest Control in Lower Clapton

A homeowner near Chatsworth Road found rat burrows along the garden path and gnawed plastic on the wheelie bin lid. Our rat control specialist collapsed the burrows, replaced the bin lid and installed tamper-resistant bait stations along the garden boundary and beside the side return. A follow-up three weeks later confirmed no remaining rat activity.

A resident backing onto Millfields Park found a wasp nest built inside the hollow metal gate post at the end of the garden. Our wasp nest removal technician injected insecticidal powder into the post through the bolt hole, confirmed the colony was dead the next morning and sealed the opening. The gate could be used safely again within a day.

A family in a converted flat near the Lea Bridge area heard mice in the wall cavity at night and found droppings along the kitchen worktop edge. Our mice control technician sealed gaps around the central heating pipes with steel wool and mastic, set bait stations in the kitchen and living room and fitted a brush strip to the front door. A check two weeks later confirmed the flat was clear.

A ground-floor flat off Chatsworth Road had oriental cockroaches appearing in the bathroom each evening, emerging from around the bath waste pipe. Our cockroach treatment team sealed the waste pipe surround with silicone, applied gel bait to all bathroom and kitchen crevices and treated the external drain with insecticidal foam. A follow-up two weeks later found no further cockroach activity.

A tenant near Millfields Park reported bite marks each morning and discovered dark staining along the zip track of the mattress encasement. Our bed bug removal team heat-treated the bedroom and adjacent living space, applied residual spray to all upholstered furniture and skirting boards and checked the communal hallway for spread. A two-week follow-up confirmed complete eradication.