County Louth is Ireland’s smallest county, with two large towns, Drogheda and Dundalk, both on the coast with working ports, and Ardee inland.
Ports and estuaries bring rats and gulls, and Louth’s medieval town centres have plenty of older buildings where woodworm and nesting pigeons are common.
Towns we cover in Louth
- Drogheda Historic port town on the Boyne, near its estuary.A92
- Dundalk Louth’s county town on Dundalk Bay.A91
- Ardee Medieval market town on the River Dee.A92
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Pest control in Ardee
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Ardee is a medieval market town on the River Dee in mid-Louth, with Ardee Castle on its main street and farmland all around.
What we deal with most in Louth
- Rats Port areas, the Boyne estuary and Dundalk Bay support rats that move into nearby yards and buildings.
- Pigeons & seagulls Gulls and pigeons nest on roofs and ledges in both coastal towns.
- Woodworm Historic town centres in Drogheda and Ardee have many older timber floors and roofs.
For Louth businesses
We work with food businesses, port and logistics sites, retail, offices and landlords in Drogheda, Dundalk and Ardee. 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 Louth.