Rat Control Earl's Court

Rat Control in Earl's Court

Where Problems Start

Large mansion blocks and converted terraces, historically popular with short-term lets, shared risers, bin stores and service ducts in converted or purpose-built flats are one of the most common rat routes between units.

Signs to Look For

• Dark, tapered droppings roughly 1–2cm long, often in small groups
• Greasy smear marks along skirting boards, pipes and the edges of holes
• Gnawing on wood, plastic, food packaging or cables
• Scratching in ceilings, walls or under the floor, mostly at night
• Burrows a few centimetres across in soil, under paving or beside a shed
• A stale, ammonia-like smell in cupboards or under the stairs

What Happens Next

If you think this is what you're dealing with in Earl's Court, for rat control, the next step is just a quick call to confirm the details and a price, Large mansion blocks and converted terraces, historically popular with short-term lets.