Pest Control in Bexley

6 firms based in Bexley · 384 firms also covering Bexley

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Bexley sits in south-east London, a largely suburban borough known for its residential streets and green spaces. Areas like Bexleyheath, Sidcup and Erith range from busy town centres to quieter neighbourhoods, and the borough's mix of housing ages and styles means pest issues can vary from street to street.

Common Pests in Bexley

Rats are a persistent concern, particularly near the Thames marshes in Erith and Thamesmead. Mice commonly enter the borough's many semi-detached homes through air bricks and cavity walls. Wasps are a major summer issue given the abundance of gardens and green spaces. Foxes are well-established across the borough. Bed bugs have been reported in some of the denser housing areas.

Pest Control Providers Serving Bexley

Firms with a postcode in Bexley, sorted by rating

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🏆 marks providers with a Google rating of 4.5 or higher from 30 or more reviews. It is calculated from Google review data — it is not paid for and cannot be purchased.

National Integrated Services Ltd

📍DA14 6NE
⭐5.0(52)
📞 +44 20 7639 1111Website

Pest UK Welling

📍DA16 3PU
⭐5.0(25)
📞 +44 20 8895 2996Website

Pesttakers

📍DA7 4EL
⭐5.0(10)
📞 +44 7982 427788Website

Best One Services

📍DA8 1YB
⭐5.0(2)
📞 020 36555860

Pest UK Bexleyheath

📍DA6 8BE
⭐5.0(2)
📞 +44 20 8945 7521Website

ALDABBAJ PEST CONTROL / LONDON

📍DA17 6BS
📞 +44 7706 500590

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About Pest Control in Bexley

Bexley's housing is predominantly 1930s-1960s suburban stock — semis and terraces with gardens, lofts and garages that can harbour pests. The borough's southern boundary along the Thames brings additional rodent challenges, with marshland and waterways providing habitat for rats. Properties near Bexley's parks and nature reserves, including Lesnes Abbey Woods, may see increased activity from squirrels, foxes and nesting birds.