£300 for three rooms. Usually the two bedrooms and the landing under a loft hatch — because the source is above all three of them.
£300 — £180 for the first room and £60 for each of the next two, follow-up included.
Three rooms usually means a loft source dispersing into the bedrooms and landing below it, which is why dealing with the roof matters more than the room count.
| Element | Amount |
|---|---|
| First room | £180 |
| Second room | +£60 |
| Third room | +£60 |
| Total | £300 |
| Follow-up visit | Included |
| Call-out fee | None |
When it is three rooms upstairs and nothing downstairs, we stop looking at the carpets and go up the ladder.
£180 for the first room, £60 for each additional. Published, up to four rooms.
View Carpet Beetle Control Rayners Lane →An accessible disused nest, usually yes. Active nests of wild birds are protected during the breeding season and must be left.
No. It is assessed as a source rather than priced as a room.
Yes — £100 a room against £180 for a single room.
Wasps in the same roof void? £90 fixed cost in Rayners Lane, guaranteed for 30 days.
£300 — £180 for the first room and £60 for each of the next two, with the follow-up included.
Because the source is above all of them. Two bedrooms and the landing below the roof void, with a loft hatch as the route down, is the classic pattern.
Treating three rooms with an old nest still in the roof buys you a year rather than solving it.
When damage is in one room only, or when a handful of adults appear at a window in spring with no larvae and no damage.
No. It is assessed as the source rather than priced as a room.
An accessible disused nest, usually yes. Active nests of wild birds are protected during the breeding season and must be left.
A bird's nest in the roof and roofline proofing are building matters and the landlord's. Report it in writing and ask for the loft to be inspected specifically.
Yes, £100 a room against £180 for a single room.
£300, follow-up included. Get the loft looked at first, or you will be doing this again next spring.
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