No more rats in one visit to Queen Street
A specialist will thoroughly inspect your house or flat in TN12 to determine the level of the infestation of rats. This will help them choose the fastest and most effective, specific treatment to apply afterwards.
Exterminating even the hardiest of pests.
rat poisoning: how we do it
- Full Property Inspection in Queen Street
- Proper & Safe Treatments against rats
- Service Guarantee
- PEK Proofing & Prevention for your home in TN12
- dependable service
We can stamp out rats 365 days a year in Kent
Are rats infesting your property, commercial property or building?
We remove common rats, roof rats and black rats nearly every week in TN12.
We are rat poisoning professionals based in Kent and rated the number one pest remover in Queen Street, Durlock and Pembles Cross.
24/7 rat control and rat poisoning (available twenty-four seven)
To us, every rodent dilemma is an emergency – that’s why we provide 24/7 callouts for customers locally in Kent.
We get that when a rat infestation happens it can be burdensome for the family – that’s why our service is cost-effective and one call away.
How to identify an infestation of rats
- rat holes
- rub marks
- rat nests
- footprints
We are available now in TN12
Act fast – rats like sewer rats and brown rats can cause irreparable damage to your building or office to items like:
- carpets, couches
- rugs, sofas
- personal property and belongings
- household items and property
For clients in TN12, PEK Ltd can be with you in 90 minutes or less!
How to get rid of rats forever
All you need to do is ask us to visit your house or apartment in TN12 and we will inspect and treat your rat or other rodent issue successfully and quickly – our prices cannot be matched!
Here at Kent Pest Exterminators, we advise rats extermination only using non-harmful management methods like fumigation and bait traps, which help avoid re-infestations.
We’re the first choice for rat poisoning close by!
Pest infestations in the home or factory can happen at any moment. It will be reassuring for homeowners to call highly skilled rats experts to help return your house or flat back to normal. Plus stop re-infestation!
We provide services for homeowners and business owners.
- discreet, accredited and dependable
- best and fastest
- Years and years of expertise resolving rats
- flexible, efficient and polite
- BCPA certified technicians
Avoid your invasion from growing out of control – act speedily. Protect your shop or flat or house by getting in touch with us today on 01622 962 462.
How it works
- Step 1. After you contact us we arrange a site visit to your house or premises in Kent within 24-hours. A member of our trusted team will evaluate the building for signs of rats. They’ll explain what is needed to eradicate the rats and clear your infected property in Queen Street.
- Step 2. Your experienced professional contractor will remove any current traces of the rats, and begin to treat the infested area using approved treatment methods. If needed, traps will be placed around the property too.
- Step 3. We’ll arrange another appointment to revisit your building. We’ll search the current situation and clear any dead rats. Afterwards, deterrent measures will be put in place, blocking any identified accessible entry points. This will prevent further intrusion.
Example treatments for ANY pests
Bait traps
Bait traps are essential when removing rodents in Queen Street. When traps are placed correctly they can quickly tackle even the most stubborn rodent infestation. These traps can also be used with other vermin, such as mice and squirrels. More.
Heat treatments
Heat treatments are a highly advanced method for eliminating all sorts of insects. This method works with simple science. Basically, insects cannot withstand extreme temperatures. During heat treatments, a superheated vapour is pumped into the affected area. This kills all the pests within minutes. It also kills their eggs and larvae. This is what makes heat treatments so effective in your home in Queen Street. With other methods, eggs and larvae are often left behind, and the problem continues.