County Kildare runs from the Dublin border at Leixlip and Celbridge out to Naas, Newbridge and the Curragh. The Liffey, the Royal Canal and the Grand Canal all cross the county.
Waterways and stud farms shape what we see here: rats along riverbanks and canal towpaths, rodents around stables and feed stores, and busy food businesses in the larger towns.
Towns we cover in Kildare
- Naas Kildare’s county town, with a canal harbour and racecourses nearby.W91
- Newbridge Large Liffey-side town beside the Curragh.W12
- Maynooth University town on the Royal Canal.W23
- Celbridge Liffey-side town and home of Castletown House.W23
- Leixlip Where the Rye Water meets the Liffey, beside the Royal Canal.W23
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Pest control in Leixlip
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Leixlip is where the Rye Water meets the Liffey, with the Royal Canal and Louisa Bridge station on its northern side and the large Intel campus on the edge of the town.
What we deal with most in Kildare
- Rats The Liffey and both canals give rats sheltered routes into gardens, yards and commercial premises.
- Mice Stables, feed stores and estates on the edge of farmland are common sources of mice.
- Cockroaches Restaurants, takeaways and hotels in the larger towns need monitoring to stay compliant.
For Kildare businesses
We work with restaurants, hotels, retail, equestrian and stud yards, offices and the large employers along the M4 and M7. Food businesses get a documented pest control programme with scheduled visits, monitoring and written, HACCP-ready reports, which is what the FSAI and environmental health officers expect to see.
How we work
Survey
We inspect inside and out to find what you’re dealing with, where it’s living and exactly how it’s getting in.
Treat
Targeted treatment matched to the pest: tamper-resistant bait stations, traps, gel baits or residual treatments, placed safely away from children, pets and food.
Proof and follow up
We seal the entry points so the problem doesn’t come back, then return to check until activity has stopped. Proofing, not just poison, is how we work across County Kildare.