Prices

At Wildlife Control Services  we believe in offering fair prices for our services. You will benefit from many years of experience and can be safe in the knowledge that you will receive a first class service with a minimum of intrusion. There are many methods of pest control available for each pest type and we have the skill and knowledge to offer you the best possible option for your unique situation. We don’t offer quick fixes, we pride ourselves in providing the best solution to your pest control problem.

We do not charge for deer control work if we are able to take the majority of  what we shoot, if that form of control is appropriate in the circumstances. If you have a deer  problem which you would like us to deal with, we would be happy to supply venison, as and when required. We need to derive some income for our work  and for the time involved. We would like to satisfy all parties concerned.

Wasp Nest Destruction - £50 to £60 between May and July. By August and  September as the nests get larger it will be slightly more but with no survey or up front payment. Very large wasp or hornet nests may cost  slightly more as the costs of treatment will usually be greater.
 
Carpet or Clothes Moth Eradication - £85 to £350 depending on the area to be treated and distance. Up to 2 rooms rooms treated would cost the lower figure. Rooms on several floors requiring treatment would cost more.


Cluster Fly Fumigation - £60 to £100. Trearment with a residual insecticidal spray to the windows etc to stop the flies getting into the house will cost between £75 and £100.

Flea Eradication - £85 to £350 depending on number of rooms to be treated. This  frequently takes spraying and fumigating to eradicate the probelm.

Bed Bug and other insect control work will be between the prices shown above  or more in the case of large treatment areas.

Rat and Mouse control -  £60 to £85 to include a full survey, first  visit depending on distance plus bait etc supplied. Rodents may be controlled by traps, where no extra charge is made, however it is usual to use a combination of traps and bait. If circumstances permit, in certain circumstances, gassing may be an option. Return visits are between  £40 and £50, again depending on distance.


Rabbit control - £60 to £85 per session to include ammunition costs.  If gassing is undertaken, this is at £30ph plus £40 per flask gassing pellets. 1 flask pellets should deal with 3-7 rabbit burrows depending on size. Shooting sessions usually take 1.5 to 2 hours but time for travel is included.

Squirrel trapping - £60 - £85 to set up trapping stations, depending on distance plus cost of bait. Then to deal with captured squirrels, we charge £30 to £40 per visit.

Mole control - £30ph, including travel time.

Fox control -  £60 to £85 per session, depending on distance.

Pigeon control - £60 to £85 per session depending on distance for shooting. The installation of bird spikes is £25 per hour plus the cost of the spikes,  adhesive and fixing conditioning liquid. If hight is a problem and ladders are not suitable then the hire of a cherry picker will also be added and these can cost between £300 and £500 for the day. 

Magpie trapping - £60 to £85 to set up. We encourage customers to deal with captured birds, if they have the means, otherwise we charge £30 to £40 per visit, depending on distace, to deal with them.

Gull control - £60 to £85 per session, depending on distance.

If you have problem with a pest not mentioned, please contact us as we will almost certainly have the knowledge and means to deal with it.

 

Trusted Websites

www.thepestman.co.uk

www.waspextermination.co.uk

IDEOSYNC Creative Marketing Solutions
J&M Remedial Services
Forestry Commission
iGloucestershire.co.uk
Pest Control Locally
www.killgerm.com


Provided above is a list of website links for further information on pest and wildlife issues, reference material, website directories, recommended businesses and other websites of merit.

Image Credits 

DurchBruch © Michael Kruger
Rabbits in field © MalcPRoe deer © MARK BOND
Fox on path © Peter Barrett
Fotolia.com

Seagulls © Allan Morrison
Wasps Nests © Pekka Nikonen
British Red Fox © Graeme Purdy
Dettering the unwanted © David Hills
istockphoto.com

Pigeons on the roof close-up © Caroline Henri
Fallow Deer panoramic © Peter Sjökvist
Dreamstime.com

Fox © Brian58
Detail (close-up) of a wasp © Michal Boubin
123rf.com