Pest Control Services in Palmers Green N13

Pest control in Palmers Green, N13

N13 grew up by its station in the Edwardian years and between the wars. Most of N13 is streets of terraced and semi-detached houses running off Green Lanes, the long shopping street at its centre, with the Triangle at its southern end. Broomfield Park, with its lakes and old trees, sits to the west, and Fox Lane and Hazelwood Lane lead away to the north.

The shopping street

Green Lanes is known here for its cafes, bakeries, restaurants and grocers. Food businesses in older buildings with flats above need steady attention. Mice move between units and up into the flats; cockroaches live around kitchen equipment and in delivery areas; and rats visit the bins in the service roads behind the parades. We survey, treat, proof, and keep a written record for your food safety file, with visits on a schedule that suits your trading hours.

Homes in N13

Edwardian and interwar homes here have suspended timber floors, roomy lofts and a lot of old pipework. That brings three common calls:

Mice in kitchens and under floors in autumn and winter, getting in through gaps around pipes and air bricks
Squirrels in roof spaces in the streets near Broomfield Park, where mature trees overhang the roofs
Wasps nesting under tiles and in the eaves from mid to late summer

Grey squirrel eating a nut on a tree stump

We deal with the pest first, then show you the gaps and seal them, so the problem does not start again.

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Questions people ask

Do you look after cafes and restaurants on Green Lanes?

Yes. We survey the premises, treat for mice, rats or cockroaches, proof the entry points and visit on an agreed schedule, with a written log for your food safety records.

When do wasps nest in Palmers Green lofts?

Queens start nests in spring, and nests are at their largest and busiest from mid to late summer. That is when most people notice them going in and out under the tiles or eaves.

Do squirrels come into houses near Broomfield Park?

Often. The park's mature trees and the streets' overhanging branches let them onto roofs, and they get in through gaps at the eaves. We remove them and seal the gaps.

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