Pest Information
Some animals, insects and reptiles cause a regular nuisance and can be a danger to health, others although they may be a nuisance are generally harmless and some are protected by law.
Elmbridge Borough Council offers a pest control service to treat rats, mice, wasps, fleas, ants, squirrels, carpet moths and beetles, bed bugs and insects found in stored products and textiles. We can also offer a rodent proofing treatment. |Note: these are charged services.
Use the links below to find out how to use our pest control service and some useful advice about other nuisance pests.
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Pest Control Services
Elmbridge Borough Council's pest control service.
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Customer Satisfaction Survey
If you have received pest control treatment by the Council, please spend a few minutes completing this short online survey.
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Pests we treat
Rats, mice, wasps, fleas, ants, squirrels, carpet moths and beetles, bed bugs and insects found in stored products and textiles.
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Pests we don't treat
Some advice and guidance about familiar nuisances including bees, foxes, pigeons and the more unusual brown tail moth, harlequin ladybird, red lily beetle and snakes.
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Rodent Proofing
We offer a rodent proofing treatment where air bricks can be fitted with a grill to prevent infestation.
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Customer Service Excellence Award
Our pest control service has gained the Government's prestigious award.
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Pest News
Keep up to date with the latest pest information.
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Pest Leaflets
Advice leaflets explaining how to control nuisance pests.
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2010-2011 Customer Satisfaction Survey
Customer satisfaction surveys are distributed to those who have used our pest control service. All feedback is welcomed in order to continually improve our service.
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Have your say ...
We welcome feedback about our pest control service?
Note: an independent pest control company operates within the Borough, trading as 'Elmbridge Pest Control Company' - this company has no connection with Elmbridge Borough Council and we are not responsible for any orders for work placed with them. The Council's pest control officer and pest control van will always have official Council identification which you should request to see prior to pest treatment.
