Pest control in Wetherby
MJR Pest Control works across Wetherby and the rest of Leeds, Wakefield, Bradford, York. MJR Pest Control: wasp nest removal, pigeon and solar panel proofing, rats and mice, squirrels, bed bugs and commercial pest control across Leeds and Yorkshire. 4.9 from 499 Google reviews.
Our services in Wetherby
Insects, birds and wildlife, for homes, businesses and farms.
Wasp nest removalNests in lofts, soffits, air bricks, sheds and garden banks.
Pigeon and bird proofingNetting, spikes and fouling clean-up for homes and businesses.
Solar panel pigeon proofingBirds cleared from under the panels and mesh fitted to keep them out.
Rat and mouse controlTreatment, then finding and sealing the way in.
Squirrels, moles and rabbitsGrey squirrels in the loft, molehills in the lawn, rabbits on land.
Bed bugs, fleas and cockroachesRoom-by-room treatment with clear preparation advice.
Commercial and farm pest controlOne-off treatments and ongoing care plans, starting with a site survey.
What customers say
4.9 average from 499 reviews
“Fantastic service this morning. Were out within the hour and dealt with wasps nest straight away. Thanks lads. Highly recommend!”
“Recently asked MJR Pest Control to remove pigeons that were living under my solar panels and provide mesh to stop them getting back under. The whole process from booking to installation was easy. Professional lads who really know their stuff, turn up when they say they are going to and do a good job for a reasonable price. Would definitely recommend”
“Billy and the team turned up on time and set to work straight away. They secured two sides of our roof solar panels with quality coated wire mesh to prevent pigeons and other birds accessing the underside of the panels. A very efficient service no mess no fuss completed a great job thanks.”
“Great service from Billy removing a wasps nest above my front door. It’s the second time I’ve used them. I was very pleased that they came quickly and efficiently dealt with the problem”
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