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Rodent & Mouse Control cost in the UK
£120–£300 per treatment. Typically £240.

Getting rid of rats or mice usually costs £120–£300 per treatment plan in the UK, about £240 for a typical three-visit job. Where the rodents are living — loft, wall cavity, drains or garden — and how far they have spread set the number of visits, and proofing the entry points adds to the price.

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HOW MUCH IT COSTS

How much does rodent & mouse control cost in the UK?

RODENT & MOUSE CONTROL PRICE · PER TREATMENT · THE UK
Low end£120a small mouse problem cleared in a short plan
Typical£240what most people pay
High end£300rats in drains or walls with proofing, in London
Typical £240
£120 low£300 high

Locufy guide prices for 2026–2027. Updated 2026. A national range, not a quote — enter your town above for real prices from the gardeners and landscapers near you.

What moves the price

  • Rats or mice — mouse control is often a little cheaper, while rats in drains or under floors take more work
  • Size of the infestation — a few mice in a loft clear faster than an established colony in the walls
  • Number of visits — most rodent control plans include bait or traps, a check and a final clearance visit
  • Where the rodents are — drains, cavity walls and under-floor voids are harder to reach than a garden shed
  • Proofing the home — blocking gaps around pipes, air bricks and doors adds materials and labour
  • London and the South East — rodent control there typically costs about a fifth more than elsewhere
+24%PRICE TREND · 5 YEARS

Domestic and garden services prices in the UK are up 24% over five years (ONS Consumer Price Inflation, Domestic services and household services, to 2026 August). Five years ago a typical rodent & mouse control would have cost about £200 — an estimate from today's guide price and that index, not a recorded price. Source: ONS MM23 D7E6 →

WHAT YOU GET

What a rodent & mouse control booking includes

SurveyA check of droppings, gnaw marks and runs to confirm the rodent and find where it gets in.
Baiting or trappingBait in locked boxes or traps set where the rats or mice travel, out of reach of children and pets.
Return visitsFollow-up checks to top up bait, clear traps and confirm the activity has stopped.
Proofing adviceThe entry points pointed out, with sealing quoted or done as agreed.

Takes: Usually two or three visits over one to three weeks, each about an hour. Not included: Drain repairs, replacing chewed insulation or wiring, and cleaning up contaminated lofts are priced separately — see the related guides below.

WHAT PEOPLE BOOK

Common rodent control jobs

Mice behind kitchen unitsMice in a terrace in Salford cleared over three visits and the pipe gaps sealed.
Rats under deckingRats nesting under a garden deck in Clydebank baited and the burrows blocked.
Rats in a loftScratching in the roof space traced to rats climbing in at the eaves.
Rats from a broken drainRats coming up through a cracked drain, treated and referred for repair.
Mice in a flatA mouse problem in a block of flats treated with the managing agent.
Rodents near a chicken runRats drawn by spilt feed controlled safely around the hens.

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How to pay less

  • Ask your council whether it offers rat and mouse control before booking a private service
  • Clear spilt bird seed, open bins and pet food so the rodent treatment works faster
  • Have the entry points proofed at the same time to avoid paying for a second infestation

Before you book

  • Rodenticides are restricted, so ask the pest controller how bait boxes will be secured from children and pets
  • Ask how many visits the rodent control price covers and whether proofing is included
  • Rats seen near drains may point to a drain fault, which the rodent controller can flag
  • Check the technician is trained and insured, ideally a member of a pest control trade body

Rodent & Mouse Control cost: questions people ask

£120–£300 per treatment plan, about £240 typical for three visits. A small mouse problem costs least; rats in drains or walls, with proofing, cost most.

Most treatments run over one to three weeks, with two or three visits to bait, check and confirm the activity has stopped.

Some councils in England and Wales offer rodent control, sometimes free and sometimes for a charge. GOV.UK can tell you what your council provides.

It is the best way to stop them coming back. Mice fit through very small gaps, so proofing pipe runs, air bricks and door bottoms matters as much as the bait.

Drain repairs, replacing chewed cables or loft insulation, and deep cleaning after an infestation are quoted separately.

They are Locufy guide prices for the UK, worked out from published UK rat and mouse control cost guides — a national range per treatment plan, not a quote. Your price depends on the rodents and the property.