Pest Control Birmingham

Pest Control in Birmingham

Birmingham is the second largest city in the country and the scale of the place means pest control here covers everything from medieval buildings in the Jewellery Quarter to brand new apartments in the city centre and sprawling suburban estates in every direction. Rats are a major issue across the city. The Victorian terraces in areas like Balsall Heath, Sparkbrook and Aston have back alleys and shared yards where food waste accumulates and the drainage beneath these streets is well over a century old. Cracked clay pipes connect the sewer to the surface, giving rats easy routes into gardens and buildings. The canals that run through the city provide additional corridors, with rats following the towpaths between the industrial areas and the residential streets. Our rat control in Birmingham covers every part of the city and includes drain camera surveys where the evidence points underground.

Mice are widespread across every type of housing. The Victorian and Edwardian terraces that make up much of the inner city have sub-floor voids, party wall gaps and worn mortar that mice exploit routinely. The large council estates at places like Castle Vale, Chelmsley Wood and King's Heath see mice entering through gaps around service entries and meter cupboards. The newer apartments in the city centre deal with mice that travel through shared service risers in the building. We handle mouse control across Birmingham for homeowners, landlords and businesses of every size.

A city this large has every pest issue going. Bed bugs are a growing problem in the hotels, student accommodation and rental properties across the city and our bed bug treatment uses professional methods for complete clearance. Pigeons roost on the commercial buildings in the city centre, the Bullring and the railway viaducts and our pigeon control service provides deterrent systems for businesses and building managers. Wasps nest across the city each summer, from the loft spaces of suburban semis to the flat roofs of city centre buildings and squirrels are a constant issue in the leafier suburbs like Moseley, Edgbaston and Sutton Coldfield where mature trees overhang the rooftops.