Bed Bug Experts Leicester
Top rated: Google rating 4.5 or higher from 30 or more reviewsLE2 6FU5.042 Google reviews
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We only list independent, local pest controllers who serve this area. National chains are not included, so this isn’t every firm that covers Oadby, just the local ones.
Firms with a postcode in Oadby, sorted by rating
LE2 6FU5.042 Google reviews
LE2 5FH4.9154 Google reviews
LE2 4FZNo Google rating yet
Top rated 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 bought.
These firms are listed for the wider area and are based somewhere else. Firms with a postcode in the same city come first, in rating order. Firms with no postcode on the listing come next. Firms based outside that city come after them, again in rating order. This is not a distance order.
LE18 1BLBased in Wigston5.087 Google reviews
LE9 7ASBased in LE95.06 Google reviews
LE18 2HTBased in Wigston4.8
LE1 4BQBased in Leicester City CentreNo Google rating yet
LE3 0TRBased in BraunstoneNo Google rating yet
LE6 0GLBased in LE6No Google rating yet
LE1 1AABased in Leicester City CentreNo Google rating yet
LE1 1AABased in Leicester City CentreNo Google rating yet
LE1 1AABased in Leicester City CentreNo Google rating yet
LE7 9SGBased in LE7No Google rating yet
LE1 1AABased in Leicester City CentreNo Google rating yet
Oadby is an affluent suburban town on the southern edge of Leicester, home to the University of Leicester Botanic Garden and a range of desirable residential properties. The area features large detached and semi-detached homes, established gardens, and proximity to open countryside. The Oadby postcode area includes parts of the LE2 5xx range.
Rats are common in Oadby, particularly near the brook corridors and where residential gardens back onto open farmland. Mice readily enter the older properties through gaps in construction. Wasps are a major summer pest given the large gardens and mature trees throughout the area. Squirrels frequently access roof spaces in properties near the Botanic Garden and green corridors. Moles cause issues in the larger gardens and playing fields. Moths are a persistent problem in the older, larger properties.
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