£180 then £60 — a structure built deliberately to make treating the whole affected area affordable, because with fleas that is nearly always the right answer.
£180 for the first room, £60 for every room after it. No cap, no minimum beyond one room, no call-out fee.
The additional-room rate is deliberately a third of the first. With fleas, treating the whole affected area at once is what works — so the pricing makes that the affordable option rather than the expensive one.
| Pest | First room | Additional | Additional as % of first |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bed bugs | £220 | £120 | 55% |
| Fleas | £180 | £60 | 33% |
| Carpet moths | £180 | £60 | 33% |
| Spiders | £180 | £60 | 33% |
Fleas sit at the lower ratio for a practical reason. A bed bug problem can legitimately be confined to one bedroom. A flea problem follows an animal that moves through the property, so partial treatment is far more likely to fail — and pricing that punished people for treating properly would produce worse outcomes.
Open-plan is the common query here. Tell us the layout and we will tell you how it counts before you book, not after.
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View Flea Control Wealdstone →Worth its own note, because a lot of newer flats in this area are open-plan and the room count is genuinely ambiguous.
A living-kitchen-diner is one space with three functions. Whether it counts as one room or more depends on its size and how it is laid out. Describe it — approximate dimensions and what is in it — and we will tell you the figure before the visit rather than debating it on the day.
Flea problems in lets usually appear at changeover, and a void is the right time — every room accessible, nothing to work around, whole property in one visit.
A two-bedroom flat with living room and carpeted hall is typically four rooms: £360, known in advance. Treating during a void also avoids the conversation that follows when a new tenant reports fleas in week one.
Read nextFleas Throughout a Wealdstone Flat – Do All Rooms Need Treatment? →We are asked for one. We do not offer it, deliberately: a flat rate would overcharge a studio to subsidise a four-bedroom house. The room structure means you pay for what your property actually needs, and you can check the arithmetic yourself.
The £60 rate is the discount — a third of the first-room price, applying from the second room with no cap.
Tell us as early as you can, because it affects how the visit is planned.
A carpeted hallway counts as a room if the animal uses it. It is not a surcharge — it is a room.
Ask us at booking for your situation. Where pets are treated and preparation done, one visit is usually sufficient.
Not everything is priced by room — wasp nest treatment in Wealdstone is a flat £90 fixed cost, guaranteed.
£60, after the £180 first room.
With fleas, treating the whole affected area at once is what works — the pricing makes that affordable.
Any room the pet uses or where there is evidence. Carpeted hallways count; a bathroom or balcony usually does not.
Depends on size and layout. Describe it and we will tell you before the visit.
No — that is a vet's job, and without it the property treatment fails.
No. Those are for the freeholder or managing agent.
No. A flat rate would overcharge a studio to subsidise a large house.
No. The £60 rate applies from the second room however many there are.
Describe the layout — especially if it is open-plan — and we will confirm the figure before the visit.
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