£180 first room, follow-up included. And a question worth asking before anyone treats anything: is there a bird's nest in the roof?
£180 for the first room and £60 for each additional room, to four rooms at £360, with the follow-up visit included.
Find the source before you treat. Carpet beetles are scavengers of dry animal material, and the reservoir is very often a bird's nest in the roof rather than anything in the room.
| Rooms | Price |
|---|---|
| One room | £180 |
| Two rooms | £240 |
| Three rooms | £300 |
| Four rooms | £360 |
In a 1930s semi the roof void is shared with next door more often than people realise, and so is whatever is living in it.
£180 for the first room, £60 for each additional. Published, up to four rooms.
View Carpet Beetle Control Rayners Lane →Worth knowing in a semi-detached pair, which is most of the housing here.
No. The larval hairs can cause an irritant skin reaction in some people, which is sometimes mistaken for bites.
Not the synthetic fibre. They will eat a wool underlay beneath it, and any debris in it.
No. It is about the presence of dry animal material, most often above your ceiling.
Anything flying in the roof space? Wasp nests are £90 fixed in Rayners Lane, guaranteed for 30 days.
£180 for the first room and £60 for each additional room, to four rooms at £360, with the follow-up included.
Very often an old bird's nest in the eaves or roof void, or a dead bird or rodent in a void. They are scavengers of dry animal material.
In a 1930s semi, yes. Party walls do not always continue to the ridge, which can leave the roof void open between the two halves.
The larva — small, brown, banded and covered in bristly hairs, around 4 to 5mm, curling up when disturbed. It does all the damage.
Clean, sharply defined holes in wool, bare patches under furniture and along edges, and damage to felt underlay where the carpet above still looks intact.
No. The larval hairs can cause an irritant skin reaction in some people, which is sometimes mistaken for bites.
Not the synthetic fibre, but they will eat a wool underlay beneath it and any debris in it.
No. It is about the presence of dry animal material, most often above your ceiling.
£180 for the first room. Check the loft before you book — that is usually where it starts.
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