Pest Control in Kingston upon Thames

4 firms based in Kingston upon Thames · 386 firms also covering Kingston upon Thames

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Kingston upon Thames sits in south-west London along the river, combining a busy town centre with leafy suburban areas like Surbiton, New Malden and Chessington. The borough's riverside location and suburban character create a mix of urban and semi-rural pest challenges.

Common Pests in Kingston upon Thames

Rats are common near the Thames and the Hogsmill River running through the borough. Mice are found throughout residential properties. Squirrels are a significant issue in the borough's tree-lined suburbs. Foxes are well-established. Wasps build nests in the many eaves, lofts and garden structures. Moles occasionally cause lawn damage in larger gardens in the borough's southern areas.

Pest Control Providers Serving Kingston upon Thames

Firms with a postcode in Kingston upon Thames, sorted by rating

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Pest UK Surbiton

📍KT6 7DJ
⭐5.0(5)
📞 +44 20 8328 3326Website

Pest UK Kingston upon Thames

📍KT1 1DA
⭐5.0(3)
📞 +44 20 8528 3895Website

PESTOP LONDON LTD

📍KT2 7TS
⭐5.0(1)

Aspect

📍KT9 2NY
⭐4.1(895)
📞 +44 20 3411 6120Website

Also covering Kingston upon Thames

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About Pest Control in Kingston upon Thames

Kingston's housing is a mix of Victorian terraces near the town centre, inter-war semis in Surbiton and New Malden, and larger properties in the southern reaches. The Thames and Hogsmill River create natural rodent corridors through the borough. Kingston town centre's busy retail and hospitality areas generate waste that attracts urban pests. The borough's many parks and green spaces, including Richmond Park on its northern boundary, support wildlife populations that extend into residential streets. Properties near the river are particularly vulnerable to rat activity during autumn and winter.