Pest Control Services in Brockley SE4

Pest control in Brockley, SE4

Brockley is in Lewisham, in south east London. The SE4 district runs from Brockley Cross and Brockley station along Brockley Road, with Hilly Fields on one side and Telegraph Hill on the other, and south to Crofton Park and Honor Oak Park. At its heart is the Brockley conservation area, a grid of large Victorian houses, many of them now divided into flats.

Big old houses split into flats are where most of our Brockley work comes from. Mice and bed bugs move between flats through floor voids and pipe runs, and treating one flat alone rarely lasts, so we look at the building as a whole. The railway cuttings and Hilly Fields give rats and foxes cover, squirrels get into lofts from the tall garden trees, and wasps nest in the eaves in late summer. The cafés and shops around Brockley Cross need regular checks too.

What we treat in Brockley

Crofton Park, Honor Oak and nearby

Crofton Park and Honor Oak Park have their own page: Brockley and Crofton Park SE4. We also cover Forest Hill SE23, New Cross SE14, Hither Green SE13 and Peckham SE15. See also Lewisham town centre SE13.

Grey squirrel eating a nut on a tree stump Bed bugs and their eggs, close up

Questions people ask

Can you get rid of mice in a Brockley flat?

Yes. In the converted Victorian houses of SE4, mice move between flats through floor voids and gaps around pipes. We treat, find the entry points and seal them. If the mice come from another flat, working with the freeholder or other residents gives the best result.

Do you remove wasp nests in Brockley?

Yes. Wasp nests in eaves, lofts and air bricks are common in Brockley from July to September. We treat the nest and advise whether it needs removing once it is inactive.

Do you cover Hilly Fields and Telegraph Hill?

Yes. The streets around Hilly Fields are SE4 and covered here. Telegraph Hill straddles SE4 and SE14, and we cover it from this page and our New Cross page.

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