Pest control
About this service
Wiltshire Council provides both advisory and active response services for the control of certain pests.
Treatment can be provided to eradicate rats, mice, wasps, fleas, cockroaches and bedbugs.
If you need further advice or want to book a pest control service please contact the Wiltshire Council office in your area.
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North
Contact Details
Email: publicprotectionnorth@wiltshire.gov.uk
Telephone: 01249 706111
Fax: 01249 443158
Postal Address:
Public Protection (North)
Wiltshire Council
Monkton Park
Chippenham
SN15
1ER
In Person:
Wiltshire Council
Monkton Park
Chippenham
SN15
1ER
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South
Contact Details
Email: publicprotectionsouth@wiltshire.gov.uk
Telephone: 01722 434319 or 01722 434320
Postal Address:
Public Protection (South)
Wiltshire Council
PO Box 2126
Salisbury
SP2
2DJ
In Person:
Wiltshire Council
27-29 Milford Street
Salisbury
Wiltshire
SP1
2AP
Some services differ based on where you live. Why is this?
East
Contact Details
Email: publicprotectioneast@wiltshire.gov.uk
Telephone: 01380 734721
Postal Address:
Public Protection (East)
Wiltshire Council
Browfort
Bath
Road
Devizes
SN10
2AT
In Person:
Wiltshire Council
Browfort
Bath Road
Devizes
Wiltshire
SN10
2AT
Some services differ based on where you live. Why is this?
West
Contact Details
Email: publicprotectionwest@wiltshire.gov.uk
Telephone: 01225 776655
Postal Address:
Public Protection (West)
Wiltshire Council
Bradley Road
Trowbridge
Wiltshire
BA14
0RD
In Person:
Wiltshire Council
Bradley Road
Trowbridge
BA14 0RD
Some services differ based on where you live. Why is this?
Last updated: 25 November 2009