Atlas Pest and Wildlife Control

Atlas Pest and Wildlife Control Based in Banbury, Atlas are committed to the preservation of the environment as far as possible using pesticides only when necessary Fully insured.

Control of vertebrate and invertebrate pests on a domestic and light commercial scale including farms. Very professional service. Polite and friendly

Lovely customer had rats under the units in the kitchen. Lots of droppings but they couldn't figure out how they were le...
08/09/2026

Lovely customer had rats under the units in the kitchen. Lots of droppings but they couldn't figure out how they were leaving the wall cavity, where she hears them regularly. I pulled the dishwasher out and ...voila. a great big hole. Now the trick is to find out how they're in the walls. Drains have got gravel in them so survey of drains I reckon

23/07/2026

Wasps nest in Thenford behind an electrical junction box. Access gained through a cable hole into the wall cavity. Puff the magic dragon sorted it and it was dead 24 hrs later.

13/07/2026

Bee p**n

We've been working on a squirrel job where the main entry point on the house had been made by gnawing a hole in the end ...
04/07/2026

We've been working on a squirrel job where the main entry point on the house had been made by gnawing a hole in the end of the soffit. The landlord said he'd get it fixed and a man with a ladder came. Guess what he blocked the hole with? Yep....wood...at which the squirrel just re opened the hole. We went there today and made a custom fit aluminium cap for the end. Fits perfectly and will keep the squirrel out. Another job jobbed.

This is a photograph of the area under the paving stones adjacent to a manhole which had to be repointed. The repointing...
02/06/2026

This is a photograph of the area under the paving stones adjacent to a manhole which had to be repointed. The repointing work had to be done to prevent rats leaving the drains and living under the pathways and driveway. You can see the extent to which these natural survivors can tunnel under concrete. The paving stones will have to be relaid as there is virtually no support for them and they are rocking from side to side. Thankfully, they never got into the house.

Just finished a mole job in Chippy. I set twelve duffus traps next to the river on the lawn. This hot weather, moles wil...
25/05/2026

Just finished a mole job in Chippy. I set twelve duffus traps next to the river on the lawn. This hot weather, moles will tend to frequent the most moist ground,which is where the worms are. I got one double catch and two singles. A total of four,which is a job done for now.

Bee season again. Set up camp in a chimney of a thatched house. Each side of the chimney, which was extended about 10 ye...
15/05/2026

Bee season again. Set up camp in a chimney of a thatched house. Each side of the chimney, which was extended about 10 years ago, has two holes about 20mm diameter in exactly the same corresponding positions. They look as though they were drilled there on purpose (ventilation?) The bees are using all 4 holes to exit/ enter. The pot with the 'hat' on is blocked off. The bees are below the other pot between the flue liner and the brickwork and are getting into the living room downstairs and stinging people. They've made various attempts to block out the bees from the living room with tape and filler to no avail

I was called to a lovely old house in the village of Oving in Buckinghamshire this week. They were suffering from an inf...
02/05/2026

I was called to a lovely old house in the village of Oving in Buckinghamshire this week. They were suffering from an influx of queen wasps finding their way in. Thought I'd have a look in the attic and found this monstrosity. For the uninitiated, this is a wasps nest, or rather, at least three wasps nests next to each other. The lighter ones are the newer ones. The structure is over three feet across. I'm going back on Thursday next week to remove the whole thing

Flea job this week. Put out some flea traps to see what the numbers are like. Photos were a little difficult but definit...
02/05/2026

Flea job this week. Put out some flea traps to see what the numbers are like. Photos were a little difficult but definitely fleas

Tomatoes are in!
25/04/2026

Tomatoes are in!

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83 Parklands
Banbury
OX162TD

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