Affordable squirrel control in Lambeth
We're proud to offer some of the best-value squirrel control in Lambeth. Every job is carried out by experienced, BPCA-qualified technicians, and you'll know the price before we arrive: £340 for flats and houses. You get a professional, thorough service without paying premium prices.
Squirrel problems in Lambeth
Grey squirrels are everywhere in Lambeth, especially around Streatham Common, Brockwell Park and tree-lined streets. They get into lofts through gaps in eaves, fascias and roof tiles, then chew wiring, timber and insulation.
Why choose us for squirrel control in Lambeth?
Homeowners, tenants and landlords across Lambeth trust us because we turn up on time, do a thorough job and stand behind our work. Whether you're in West Norwood, Waterloo, Tulse Hill or Oval, you'll get the same high standard of squirrel control at the same fair price.
We cover all SE1, SE11, SE24, SE27, SW2, SW4, SW8, SW9 and SW16 postcodes, including West Norwood, Waterloo, Tulse Hill, Oval, Brixton, Clapham, Stockwell, Vauxhall, Kennington, Streatham and Herne Hill.
Signs of squirrels
- Scratching, thumping or rolling noises in the loft, especially at dawn and dusk
- Chewed fascia boards, soffits or roof edges
- Shredded insulation, nesting material or droppings in the loft
- Squirrels seen running along the roofline or gutters
How we treat squirrels
- Loft and roofline inspection to find entry points
- Humane, legal removal in line with UK wildlife law
- Regular checks during the treatment period
- Proofing of entry holes with mesh once squirrels are cleared
Squirrel Control prices in Lambeth
Same price for flats and houses. Includes follow-up visits and free advice on proofing and prevention. No VAT to add.
🎉 £50 off a second pest treatment on the same visit
Need two different pests treated? When both treatments are carried out on the same visit, you save £50 on the second one.
Quote code TWOPESTS when you book.
Squirrel Control: 5 frequently asked questions
Is squirrel removal legal?
Yes. Grey squirrels are an invasive species, and removing them is legal when done humanely by trained technicians.
Can you fix the holes they're using?
Yes. Once the squirrels are gone, we can mesh or seal entry points so new ones can't get in.
When is the best time to act?
As soon as you hear them. Squirrels breed in late winter and summer, and young in the loft make treatment harder.
How do I know if I have squirrels in the loft?
Listen for scratching or thumping at dawn and dusk, and look for chewed fascias, shredded insulation and droppings in the loft.
Is squirrel trapping humane?
Yes. We use humane, legal methods in line with UK wildlife law.
Squirrel Control in Lambeth: local questions
How much does squirrel control cost in Lambeth?
Squirrel control in Lambeth costs £340 for flats and houses, with no VAT to add. The price is fixed before we visit, with no call-out charge.
Do you offer squirrel control near me in West Norwood?
Yes. We cover West Norwood, Waterloo, Tulse Hill and every other part of Lambeth, including all SE1, SE11, SE24, SE27, SW2, SW4, SW8, SW9 and SW16 postcodes. Call 020 3369 9469 for same-day or next-day visits.
Why choose Pest Control Specialists for squirrel control in Lambeth?
We combine high-quality, professional treatment with fair, fixed prices. Our BPCA-qualified, insured technicians know Lambeth well, arrive in unmarked vans and give you honest advice to keep squirrels away for good.
Dangers of squirrels: 5 reasons to get them treated
- Squirrels chew electrical wiring in lofts, which can cause fires.
- They damage roof timbers, fascias and soffits.
- They tear up loft insulation to build nests.
- Scratching and scurrying in the loft can disturb your sleep.
- Their droppings and urine contaminate lofts and can stain ceilings.
5 interesting facts about squirrels
- Grey squirrels were brought to Britain from North America in the 1870s.
- A squirrel's front teeth never stop growing.
- Squirrels bury thousands of nuts each year and forget many of them, helping to plant new trees.
- Grey squirrels have replaced native red squirrels across most of England.
- A squirrel's nest is called a drey.