Rat Control Ealing
£190 flat / £240 house
Rats in Ealing are often traced to drain faults under the older Victorian terraces of Acton, or garden activity along the broad avenues further west.
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Ealing earned its nickname, the Queen of the Suburbs, from its broad Victorian and Edwardian avenues, but the borough also takes in the denser streets of Southall and Acton, and the pest problems shift with the housing stock as you move across it.
Tree-lined avenues in Ealing itself
The wide Victorian and Edwardian avenues around Ealing Broadway and Walpole Park are lined with mature trees, which give squirrels an easy route onto nearby roofs. Many of the larger houses still have original wool carpets in rooms that see little use, which is where we most often find carpet moths.
Multi-let houses in Southall
Southall's terraced streets include a high proportion of multi-let houses, where several households share one building. Bed bugs and cockroaches spread easily between rooms in properties like these, and a single treatment often needs to cover more than one household to be effective.
Victorian terraces in Acton
Acton's streets are largely Victorian and Edwardian terraces, many split into flats with shared walls and older drain runs. Rats here are very often a drainage fault rather than a garden issue, and mice move readily between adjoining converted flats.
Interwar suburbia in Greenford and Northolt
Greenford and Northolt are largely interwar semi-detached housing with gardens, closer in character to outer suburbia than to Ealing's grander avenues. Wasp nests under the eaves and ants at the back door are the more typical calls here — call 0800 955 2347 with your postcode and what you've found.
