Pest Control in Homerton

A homeowner on Homerton High Street found droppings in the pantry and gnaw marks on the corner of a cereal box every morning. Our mice control technician identified a hole around the boiler condensate pipe, sealed it with steel wool and mastic and placed enclosed snap traps in the pantry and under-stairs cupboard. A check ten days later confirmed no further mouse activity.

A landlord with a flat near Victoria Park received reports of cockroaches in the bathroom and kitchen from a new tenant. Our cockroach treatment team traced the source to a cracked soil pipe in the communal riser, applied insecticidal dust into the void, gel bait around internal harbourage and sealed the pipe junction. A follow-up confirmed the flat was cockroach-free.

A property near Homerton Hospital had rats gnawing through the wooden airbrick cover and nesting under the kitchen floor. Our rat control specialist replaced the airbrick with a metal-mesh version, removed the nesting material from beneath the floor and installed bait stations in the kitchen void and garden. Two follow-up visits confirmed the property was clear.

A parent on a residential street off Homerton High Street found a wasp nest inside the children's playhouse at the end of the garden. Our wasp nest removal technician treated the nest in the evening when the children were indoors, returned the next morning to remove the inactive nest and checked the playhouse for secondary nests. The garden was safe for the family within a day.

A student in shared accommodation near Victoria Park noticed bites on their neck and shoulders and found shed skins along the mattress edge. Our bed bug removal team inspected all bedrooms, confirmed activity in two of the four rooms and heat-treated the entire property as a precaution. Residual spray was applied to bed frames and skirting throughout, and a two-week follow-up confirmed complete eradication.