Rat Control Enfield
£190 flat / £240 house
Rats turn up in the older drain runs around Edmonton and Ponders End, and in gardens backing onto the River Lea and its tributaries.
Flat £190House £240
→ Rat Control EnfieldPest Control Across Enfield's Streets and Estates
Enfield runs from the Georgian market-town core around the New River out to denser industrial streets on its southern edge, and the pest problems change with the housing as you go.
The Georgian core around Enfield Town
The older streets around Enfield Town and the New River are a mix of Georgian and Victorian buildings, many now split into flats above shops. Old drain runs and suspended floors under these conversions give rats and mice a way between neighbouring properties, and spiders build up in the cellars that are common under buildings of this age.
Edwardian terraces and 1930s semis
Much of Enfield, including Bush Hill Park and Winchmore Hill, is Edwardian terraces giving way to 1930s suburban semis further out. Wasps nest under the eaves and in shed roofs of houses this age, and ants find their way in through gaps at patio doors in the gardens that come with this style of housing.
Palmers Green and Southgate's suburban roads
Palmers Green and Southgate combine Victorian terraces along the main roads with quieter 1930s semi-detached streets behind them. Carpet moths and carpet beetles turn up in the older wool carpets and rugs of the larger period houses, often in rooms that are rarely disturbed.
The industrial edge at Ponders End and Edmonton
Ponders End and parts of Edmonton sit close to the River Lea, with trade units and warehousing next to tightly packed terraced housing. Cockroaches follow warm pipework between commercial kitchens and neighbouring flats here, so call 0800 955 2347 with the type of property and what you have found.
