Pest Control in Enfield

6 firms based in Enfield · 384 firms also covering Enfield

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Enfield is London's northernmost borough, ranging from the urban streets of Edmonton and Enfield Town to semi-rural areas bordering Hertfordshire. This geographical spread means pest issues can differ significantly between the borough's southern and northern reaches.

Common Pests in Enfield

Rats and mice are common throughout, with particular hotspots near the Lee Valley waterways and industrial areas in Edmonton. Squirrels are a major nuisance in the borough's leafy northern suburbs. Foxes are well-established across all areas. Wasps and hornets nest prolifically in the borough's many gardens and mature trees. Moles can be an issue in properties near the green belt and parkland.

Pest Control Providers Serving Enfield

Firms with a postcode in Enfield, sorted by rating

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Pest X Environmental

📍N14 6LN
⭐5.0(57)
📞 07908 97790

Bovers PVDC

📍N11 1TE
⭐4.8(127)
📞 +44 7956 561240Website

Pest A Clear Ltd

📍EN3 5TL
⭐4.8(81)

Pied Piper Pest Control

📍N14 5HD
⭐4.8(71)
📞 020 8523 7666Website

Pro2Kil

📍EN1 3QQ
⭐4.8(23)
📞 +44 7378 302552Website

Also covering Enfield

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About Pest Control in Enfield

Enfield's position on London's northern edge gives it a more suburban and semi-rural character than many boroughs. The housing ranges from Victorian terraces in Edmonton to large detached properties in Winchmore Hill and Hadley Wood. The Lee Valley, which runs along the borough's eastern boundary, creates a significant wildlife corridor that brings both desirable wildlife and pest species into residential areas. Properties near farmland in the borough's northern reaches may encounter agricultural pests alongside the usual urban suspects.