Name: Fox Pest Control
Brand: Able Group

Pest Control Services

Foxes are a common sight in both urban and rural areas, but when they encroach on your property, they can cause significant problems. From rummaging through bins and damaging gardens to posing a threat to small pets or livestock, foxes can be a persistent nuisance.

If you’re facing an issue with foxes, our professional fox pest control service is here to provide effective and reliable solutions.

Professional fox pest control near me

Our team is experienced in addressing fox-related problems. We use a range of proven pest management techniques to remove the foxes from your property. Whether they’re digging up your garden or creating noise disturbances, our experts can tailor a solution to your specific needs.

Expert fox pest control

Fast response

When you need fox pest control, and quickly, Able Group is ready to help. We’re here 24 hours a day, 7 days a week getting to you between 30 and 90 minutes* of your call.

No call out charge

As a company, we feel it is wrong to charge a call-out fee. You always get our professional fox pest control services at a fair and competitive price.

Pay on completion

When you use our expert service, you only pay once the initial treatment has been completed and you’re happy with the service.

Accredited

All Able pest controllers are fully trained in the use of pesticides and accredited to RSPH standards as a minimum. Able is also Chas Elite and Safe Contractor accredited.

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Trusted fox pest control near me

If foxes are causing trouble on your property, don’t wait for the problem to escalate. Contact our professional fox exterminators today for expert advice. We operate 24/7, so can be there to provide solutions at a time that suits your life or business.

Managing fox infestations

Foxes are opportunistic animals, often attracted to properties where food and shelter are readily available. They can cause property damage, unpleasant smells, and even potential health risks from their droppings or parasites. Our fox control services are designed to remove the immediate problem, and we can provide advice on how to secure your property against future intrusions.

Preventing fox problems

Secure bins and waste

Food waste attracts many pests. Foxes are skilled scavengers and are often drawn to overflowing bins or unsecured rubbish bags. Keep your waste tightly sealed and stored in secure bins.

Block access points

Foxes are excellent at finding shelter in gardens, sheds, or under decking. If you suspect a problem, check over your property for gaps and access points, and then block these off to deter them. We can professionally assess your space for you and provide guidance and advice on the best prevention methods.

Remove food attractants

Avoid leaving pet food, birdseed, or other food items outside if you can, as these are highly likely to attract foxes and a variety of other pests to your property. If you need to leave food outside, try sealing it or using smart feeders.

Signs of a Fox Problem

Damage to gardens

Similar to moles, rabbits, and other animals, foxes dig up gardens and flowerbeds, often leaving large, unsightly holes (aka foxholes). This is especially a nuisance for those who grow flowers, plants and vegetables in their gardens.

Scattered bins or rubbish

Overturned bins or torn rubbish bags are a tell-tale sign of fox activity. They can even drag small food waste bins, meaning you may have to consider a larger bin when you put your rubbish out for collection.

Droppings and unpleasant smells

Droppings and smells can be a sign of, or even attract, many types of pests. Fox droppings have a distinctive smell and may be found in prominent areas around your property.

Noises at night

Foxes are known for their loud, distinctive calls, particularly during mating season. Foxes can be active both day and night, but these signs may indicate their presence near or on your property.

Types of Fox Problems

Urban foxes

Common in towns and cities, these foxes often rely on human-provided food sources and shelter, making them a frequent nuisance in residential areas.

Rural foxes

In the countryside, foxes can pose a threat to livestock such as chickens or rabbits, causing distress to farmers and smallholders.