MK45
Pest control in Ampthill
Ampthill has some of the finest period property in Bedfordshire, and period property is generous to pests in ways modern building simply is not.
What we deal with in Ampthill
Georgian and Victorian buildings around Church Street, Woburn Street and the market square have deep roof voids, cavity-free solid walls, chimney breasts and any number of small gaps at the eaves. Wasps find these easily, and a nest can be well established in a roof space before anybody in the house notices.
Working on older buildings needs a lighter touch. Treatment has to reach the nest without damaging fabric that is often listed or in a conservation area, and we have been doing that here long enough to know which approach suits which type of roof.
Ampthill Park and the Greensand Ridge woodland run right up to the edge of the town. That brings squirrels into roof spaces and, in autumn, cluster flies into lofts in numbers that surprise people who have not seen it before.
Wasps
Roof voids and eaves in period property, our commonest call here.
Cluster flies
Autumn loft gatherings, sometimes in very large numbers.
Squirrels
Roof access from mature trees and adjacent woodland.
Woodworm and beetles
Older structural timber in period buildings.
Questions about Ampthill
Do you cover the whole of Ampthill?
Yes, Ampthill and the villages around it, covering MK45. We work from Cople just outside Bedford.
How quickly can you get to Ampthill?
We start at 6am seven days a week, and Ampthill is close enough to our base at Cople that wasp work in season is usually same day. Ring 01525 402 223 and we will tell you honestly when we can be there.
Do you work with businesses in Ampthill?
Yes. Alongside domestic call-outs we run scheduled commercial contracts with documented visits and reporting suitable for audits and hygiene inspections.
Our services in Ampthill
Need a pest controller in Ampthill?
Describe it on the phone and we will tell you what it is likely to be, and what sorting it actually involves, before you book anything.







