Pest Control Leeds

Whether in a food processing factory, a terraced house in Holbeck or a café in Headingley their knowledge, experience and expertise allows them to offer the safest and most effective treatments to eliminate pest problems in your property.

From a compact market town in the valley of the River Aire in the 16th century, Leeds has expanded and absorbed surrounding villages to become a populous urban centre. It is considered to be the cultural, financial and commercial heart of the West Yorkshire. The extensive retail area of Leeds makes it the regional shopping centre for the whole of Yorkshire. Briggate is the main shopping street, with the Victoria Quarter boutique shops contained within two iron-wrought Victorian arcades, and a new arcade formed by arcading Queen Victoria Street with the largest expanse of stained glass in Britain. Leeds has the fourth largest student population in the country (over 200,000), and the day visitor market to Leeds attracts 24.9 million people each year. There are a large number of pubs, bars, nightclubs and restaurants, towards Millennium Square and the Civic or Northern Quarter is a growing entertainment district providing for both students and weekend visitors. These areas can also offer rodents and scavenging gulls and pigeons easy food scraps from restaurants, cafes, takeaways and unsecured bin bags are an easy food source for cockroaches, rats and mice.

Our specialist pest control team carry out sewer baiting on behalf of Yorkshire Water, ensuring infestations of rats are dealt with quickly wherever they arise. In the centre of Leeds we provide specialist bird proofing services to companies, to protect their premises and ensure these nuisance birds are kept away by humane but effective deterrents - such as hawking. Also, within this busy and densely populated area, we provide a quick and responsive service to any pest issues, as we understand the need to control infestations before they spread to other areas and affect more premises. Rodents are commensal pests, thriving in urban habitats from Pudsey, Kirkstall and Hunslet to Chapel Allerton, that can offer them ample food and shelter. Both rats and house mice are omnivorous, consuming whatever they can from contents of compost and rubbish bins to discarded left-overs and even the food in our homes if they get in. The quickest and most effective way to get rid of rats or mice is by professional, targeted treatments.