Rat Control Bexley
£190 flat / £240 house
Rats in Bexley are frequently a drainage problem in the older streets around Bexley Village, or a garden issue where 1930s semis back onto open land near the river.
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→ Rat Control BexleyPest Control Across Bexley
Bexley runs from a historic village centre through mile after mile of 1930s suburbia to the industrial riverside at Erith, and each part of the borough brings a different pest problem.
1930s semis and bungalows
Most of Bexleyheath, Sidcup, Welling and Barnehurst is made up of 1930s semi-detached houses and bungalows with front and back gardens. Squirrels reach lofts from garden trees, wasps nest under the eaves and in loft hatches, and ants are a regular summer complaint at patio doors.
Old Bexley village and the older housing
Around Bexley Village and Old Bexley, some of the housing is older Georgian and Victorian stock, with cellars, chimneys and wool carpets that suit carpet moths and spiders more than the newer semis do. Drain faults under these older streets are also a common cause of rats, rather than anything to do with the garden.
The riverside industrial land at Erith
Erith's stretch of the Thames is lined with warehousing, trade units and older terraced housing nearby. Commercial premises here need a different conversation from a house — tell us what the building is used for and what you've found when you call 0800 955 2347.
Crayford and the marshes
Housing along Crayford and the edge of the Thamesmead boundary sits close to the marshes and the industrial estates along the river Cray. Rats moving along drainage ditches and waterways are a more frequent call here than in the suburban streets further south.
