Same prices, no surcharge. What differs is that in a block, a delayed response turns one flat's £190 into several flats' problem.
The same published prices: £190 for a flat and £240 for a house. No landlord rate.
The practical value is speed. A tenant's report can be authorised in the same conversation — and with cockroaches in a block, a week's delay can be expensive.
For most pests, delay costs a slightly harder job later. With cockroaches in a multi-unit building it can cost several treatments instead of one.
In a block, authorising £190 today is frequently cheaper than authorising £570 in three months.
Worth putting early, because it is the most common reason a treatment in a rented flat does not hold.
Moisture is what sustains cockroaches. A dripping tap, a weeping washing machine connection, a slow leak under a sink or a persistently damp kitchen will keep a population going regardless of what is treated — and in a rental the leak is usually the landlord's to fix.
If we find one, we will tell you where it is. Getting a plumber to it is what makes the treatment hold.
See our complete service, published prices and treatment information.
View Cockroach Control Wealdstone →If cockroaches are entering a flat from a communal riser or a neighbouring unit, treating that flat repeatedly is a recurring cost with no end. The treatment works; the source keeps resupplying.
Where we suspect that, we will tell you. A building-wide problem needs a coordinated response — treating the communal areas and affected units together — and that is a conversation for the freeholder or managing agent rather than a cost to absorb indefinitely.
We can confirm in writing what was treated and when.
Worth having, because cockroaches attract environmental health attention where a property is in poor condition more readily than most pests. A documented prompt response is a materially better position than an undocumented one, and considerably better than a tenant complaint arriving first.
It depends on the tenancy agreement and the circumstances. We are pest controllers rather than legal advisers — for a genuine dispute, take proper advice.
What we can say is that where a leak or a structural defect is sustaining the problem, treating without fixing it will not work, and that is usually a landlord's item regardless of who pays for the treatment.
No.
Tell us the scale and we will give you a real figure rather than multiplying the single-flat price.
That is a matter between you and the tenant. Tell us when access is arranged.
Then it needs addressing there. We will tell you if we suspect it, and it is worth raising with the freeholder.
Another one landlords can authorise on the spot — wasp nest treatment in Wealdstone is £90 fixed cost, guaranteed.
£190 for a flat and £240 for a house.
No.
Cockroaches move between units. One flat's problem becomes several if nothing happens.
Moisture sustains cockroaches, and in a rental the leak is usually the landlord's to fix. Treating against a persistent water source is money spent on a symptom.
Treating one flat repeatedly is a recurring cost with no end. A building-wide problem needs a coordinated response.
Tell us the scale and we will give you a real figure.
Yes — written confirmation of what was treated and when.
Not to spray, and to clear behind appliances before the visit.
Published prices, no quotation stage, and an honest view if we think the source is elsewhere in the building.
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