Rat Control Harrow
£190 flat / £240 house
Rats turn up in gardens backing onto the Metropolitan line embankments, and along older drain runs near Wealdstone.
Flat £190House £240
→ Rat Control HarrowPest Control Across Harrow's Metroland Suburbs and Hilltop Core
Harrow is best known for the semi-detached suburbia built up along the Metropolitan line, but the borough also has an older hilltop core and denser streets near its stations, and the pest problems follow the buildings.
Metroland semis across the borough
Pinner, Rayners Lane, Kenton and much of Harrow Weald are classic 1930s semi-detached Metroland housing, built with gardens front and back. Wasps nesting under the eaves, squirrels using nearby trees to reach the roof, and ants coming in at patio doors are the typical calls from houses of this age and layout.
The older hilltop core at Harrow-on-the-Hill
The hilltop around Harrow-on-the-Hill is older Georgian and Victorian building stock, predating the Metroland expansion around it. Carpet moths and beetles settle into original wool carpets in the larger houses here, and spiders build up in the cellars that are more common in housing of this age.
Denser streets near Harrow and Wealdstone stations
Around Harrow and Wealdstone stations, and along the High Street, housing is denser, with flats above shops and smaller terraced streets. Cockroaches follow warm pipework through these buildings, and bed bugs and fleas move between flats more readily than they do in the semis further out.
Gardens and Green Belt edges around Stanmore
Stanmore and the northern edge of the borough have larger houses and gardens close to open Green Belt land. Rats and squirrels move in from this open ground more readily here than elsewhere in Harrow, so call 0800 955 2347 with the type of property and what you've found.
