Pest Control in Wembley
How do I get rid of pests in Wembley?
PEST UK are a fully insured, independent pest control company and offer a prompt response within 24-hours. Our professionally trained and qualified technicians follow the BPCA Codes of Best Practice. We provide safe, legal and effective pest control services for homes and business premises.
The office in Wembley is run by Konrad Bauman, one of our pest control technicians. The most common pest problems we deal with are ants, bees, bed bugs, fleas, rats, mice, squirrels, cockroaches, wasps & wasp nests, hornets, bird & pigeon proofing.
We have vast experience in controlling pests in a variety of commercial situations
- pubs, restaurants and hotels
- school, college and university buildings
- farms and stables
- offices
- factories
- housing estates and apartment buildings
- shops
We offer tailor-made pest control contracts for domestic and commercial premises. A contract provides the simplest way to proof against and deter pests. As a result you can avoid costly damage to your property and the spread of disease.
About Wembley
Wembley is part of the borough of Brent and is in the Northwest of London. Famous for Wembley Stadium and the Wembley Arena and has been part of Greater London since 1965.
Wembley as a village began on a hill with Harrow Road laying to the south. In 1543 the manor of Wembley fell to Richard Andrews and Leonard Chamberlayne who then sold it on to Richard Page Esq. that same year. Though small in 1547, only having six houses, it was one of the wealthiest parts of Harrow, and remained under the lordship of the Page family for several centuries. In 1792 landscape architect Humphrey Repton was employed to convert farmland into wooded parkland, this area was larger than the current park and included southern slopes of Barn Hill. 47 acres of the park land were bought by the Metropolitan Railway in 1880 to extend there line from Willesden Green to Harrow and in 1889 Wembley Park were bought by the Metropolitan Railway Company for £32,500. Sir Edward Watkin chose Wembley Park as the area for pleasure gardens and the never completed Wembley Tower, his hope to rival the Eiffel tower and bring passengers to the Metropolitan Railway that he owned. The park included cricket and football grounds, running track, tea pagodas, a lake, nine-hole golf course and a trotting ring. The park officially opened in May 1894.
Wembley Stadium, also known as the field of dreams, originally opened in 1923 and was famous for hosting the 1948 Summer Olympics, the 1966 World Cup Final, Euro 96 Final and the 1992 and 1995 Rugby League World Cup Finals. Brazilian footballer Pelé once said, “Wembley is the cathedral of football. It is the capital of football and it is the heart of football”. The stadium was also used for a number of music events including Live Aid in 1985, Nelson Mandela 70th Birthday Tribute Concert, The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert for AIDS Awareness and many bands and pop acts from The Who and U2 to Michael Jackson and Madonna.
The stadium was rebuilt between 2003 and 2007 and was officially opened on 19th May. The stadium has continued to be used for music performances, with the first performance by George Michael on 9th June 2007.
For more information about Wembley see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wembley
If you would like advice on how to get rid of pests in Wembley call PEST UK on 020 8226 4069 or email us at services@pestuk.com
PEST UK Wembley Gallery
Pest control at Wembley stadium during the Euro 2020 football games
Pest control at Wembley
Some of the pests we deal with:
| Rats | You may see rats during daylight hours but they prefer to operate at night. |
|---|---|
| Ants | Worker ants will frequently enter dwellings foraging for food, particularly sweet substances. |
| Cockroaches | Cockroaches are mainly nocturnal so they are more likely to be seen at night. |
| Squirrels | The most common complaint about Squirrels is when they take residence in a loft space. |
| Mice | You may see, hear or smell a mouse problem or see other evidence such as burrowing in insulation or soil. |
| Wasps | Wasps are aggressive and will sting readily if they think the nest is in danger. |
