£180 then £60 — a structure deliberately built 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 is built to make 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 house, 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. Tell us the layout and we will tell you how it counts before you book, not after.
See our complete service, published room prices and treatment information.
View Flea Control Harrow →Follow the animal rather than the bites. Bites map where you sit still; eggs map where the pet rests.
Be honest rather than optimistic. A dog that is 'not allowed upstairs' frequently is.
| Approach | Cost | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 4 rooms treated together | £360 | One visit, done |
| 2 rooms now, 2 later | £240 + £240 = £480 | Two visits, £120 more, reinfestation between |
| 4 rooms one at a time | £720 | Four visits, and the problem outruns you |
Every room you leave out is a room that repopulates the ones you treated.
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 three-bedroom house with living room and hallway carpet is typically four or five rooms: £360 to £420, known in advance.
We are asked for one. We do not offer it, deliberately: a flat rate would overcharge a one-bedroom flat to subsidise a five-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 staircase and landing is normally counted as one room. Tell us the layout to confirm.
Ask us at booking for your specific situation. Where pets are treated and preparation done, one visit is usually sufficient.
Not everything is priced by room — wasp nest treatment across Harrow 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 rather than punitive.
Any room the pet uses or where there is evidence. Carpeted hallways and landings count; a bathroom or unused spare room usually does not.
No. A flat rate would overcharge small properties to subsidise large ones.
No — that is a vet's job, and without it the property treatment fails.
No. We treat rather than clean, and shampooing immediately afterwards can remove the residual.
A carpeted staircase and landing is normally counted as one room.
No. The £60 rate applies from the second room however many there are.
Tell us where the animal goes and what flooring you have, and we will work it out with you.
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