County Meath mixes fast-growing commuter towns along the M2 and M3 with older market towns on the Boyne and Blackwater and a great deal of farmland.
That farmland matters. Rats and mice live comfortably in hedgerows, sheds and feed stores, and they move into houses and commercial units when the weather turns. Older town-centre buildings in Navan, Trim and Kells bring woodworm in roof timbers and floors.
Towns we cover in Meath
- Navan Meath’s county town, where the Blackwater meets the Boyne.C15
- Ashbourne Fast-growing commuter town on the N2 near the Dublin border.A84
- Ratoath Meath village turned commuter town, close to Fairyhouse.A85
- Dunboyne Commuter town on the Dublin–Meath border, with its own rail line.A86
- Trim Heritage town on the Boyne, home to Trim Castle.C15
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Pest control in Ratoath
A85
Ratoath has grown from a village into a large commuter town, surrounded by farmland and close to Fairyhouse Racecourse.
Pest control in Dunboyne
A86
Dunboyne sits on the Dublin–Meath border, with its own rail line into the city, a village centre and a ring of newer estates surrounded by farmland.
What we deal with most in Meath
- Rats Farmland, rivers and feed stores support large rat populations that move into homes and businesses in colder months.
- Mice New estates backing onto fields are a common entry point for house mice in autumn and winter.
- Woodworm Older buildings in the heritage towns often have untreated roof timbers and suspended floors.
For Meath businesses
We work with food businesses, retail and industrial units, farms with feed stores, and landlords managing commuter-belt housing. 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 Meath.