Olde English Pest Control

Domestic pest control services for homes and residential properties in the South East of England. Barry and his team will always work hard to effectively to protect your home from unwanted and unwelcome creatures.

Commerical pest control services for businesses in the South East of England. No matter if your business is based in commercial office space, a large warehouse, or a commercial farm, Barry will quickly remove unwanted and unwelcome pests from your premises quickly and humanely.

Olde English Pest Control work across the southeast carrying out mole control for customers. Mole hill soil has been chiefly responsible for causing Listerosis in farm animals if it contaminates haylage. Controlling moles requires continuous work to prevent to stop fields, paddocks and gardens from being contaminated.

Olde English Pest Control carry out rabbit control for customers across the southeast. We remove and control rabbits all year round using rabbit catching at harvest, drop boxes, thermal imaging, shooting, ferreting, dogs, long netting, and humane snaring methods.

Olde English Pest Control deal fast & efficiently with rodents including rats and mice. Both rats and are mice a health hazard and should be controlled as soon as you see evidence of them.

Pigeons and gulls can often be a problem in busy urban environments such as towns, city centres, schools, construction sites and transport hubs. The damage caused by these birds to buildings, vehicles and walkways can run into thousands of pounds every year.

Problems arise on farmlands when wild boar uproot and disturb soil on farmland whilst foraging for food using their long snouts to plough through the ground. Tell-tail signs of wild boar presence are uprooted and disturbed soil.

Olde English Pest Control provide a humane honey bee removal service in Kent. Our bee removal service involves carrying out live removal and relocation of honey bees and their nests and re-homing them with local bee keepers so that the bees carry on doing what bees do best.