Pest control in Doncaster

Rats, mice, wasps and more, priced before we start

Tell us what you're seeing. You get one fixed price before any treatment, we explain what we use, and we show you how the pests are getting in.

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  • Price agreed firstOne fixed price before any treatment
  • We find the way inSo they don't just come back
  • Products explainedWhat we use, where, and why
  • We never cold callNo doorstep visits, ever

How it works

  1. Tell us what you're seeingCall or use the form. Photos help: droppings, a nest, an insect or bite marks.
  2. Fixed priceYou get one price before any treatment, covering the follow-up visits the treatment needs. No pressure to decide on the phone.
  3. TreatmentWe treat the problem, tell you exactly what we've used and where, and explain any precautions for children and pets.
  4. Proofing and follow-upWe show you, or block, how they're getting in, and come back to check the problem's gone.

Something in the loft? Tell us what you're hearing.

What pest control costs

Most single-pest treatments for a home cost £100 to £300 in the UK in 2026, outside London. Jobs that need several visits, like bed bugs, cost more. Here's what common jobs cost.

Full pest control price guide

JobTypical UK price, 2026
Wasp nest treatment (one nest)£80 – £200
Rats (course of treatment)£150 – £300
Mice (course of treatment)£120 – £300
Fleas (whole-house treatment)£100 – £220
Squirrels in a loft£150 – £350
Cockroaches (per treatment)£100 – £280

Guide prices for homes outside London, from Fantastic Services, Fantastic Services (wasps), Whito. Your fixed price is agreed before any treatment.

Four DIY mistakes that make it worse

Shop-bought treatments can work for small problems. These are the ones that tend to backfire:

Blocking a wasp nest

The wasps chew another way out, sometimes into the house. Leave the entrance clear until it's treated.

Poison without proofing

Bait may kill a few rats or mice, but if the way in stays open, more will follow.

Bed bug foggers

They rarely reach bugs hidden in mattress seams and can drive them into other rooms.

Bait pets can reach

Rodenticides are toxic to dogs, cats and wildlife. Use locked bait boxes, or don't use it at all.

How to choose a pest controller

Questions people ask

How much does pest control cost?

Most single-pest treatments for a home cost £100 to £300 in the UK in 2026, outside London. A wasp nest is typically £80 to £200 and rats £150 to £300 for a course of treatment. Bed bugs cost more because they need more work. You get a fixed price before any treatment.

Is pest control safe for children and pets?

Products are chosen and placed with them in mind. Rodent bait goes in locked, tamper-resistant boxes or out of reach, and we tell you exactly what's been used and where. For insect treatments, keep children and pets out of the treated rooms until surfaces are dry.

Does Doncaster Council do pest control?

Yes. City of Doncaster Council runs a pest control service for homes and businesses, which you can request on its website. Its pest control pages don't list prices, so check its current charges and waiting times. We're a private company and not connected to the council. Our guide compares the two.

How many visits will I need?

It depends on the pest. A wasp nest is usually one visit. Rats and mice usually take two or three visits over a few weeks. Insecticide treatment for bed bugs needs at least two visits about two weeks apart. Your price covers the visits the treatment needs.

Do you get rid of bees?

We don't destroy honeybees. A local beekeeper may be able to collect a swarm, and the British Beekeepers Association can help you find one. Bumblebee nests are usually best left alone, as they die off naturally by the end of the summer. Wasps are different, and we do treat wasp nests.

Do I need to leave the house during treatment?

Usually not. For most rat, mouse and wasp treatments you can stay at home. For bed bug and flea treatments you'll be asked to keep out of the treated rooms, with children and pets, for a few hours until surfaces are dry.

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Tell us what you're seeing and where you are. We'll call you back to talk it through and give you a fixed price before any treatment.

Or call 01302 616311

  • Price agreed before we start
  • We tell you what we use and where
  • We never cold call or knock on doors

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What's the problem?

How urgent is it?

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Where should we call you?

We'll call you back to talk it through. By sending this you agree to our privacy notice.

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