Fox Trapping & Removal in West London

Our 24 hour Fox Controllers will visit your property and assess the Fox problems according to your feedback. Decisions will be made as to how many Wire Mesh Traps are required and where each Fox trap will be placed in or around your home or commercial premises. A full property inspection will be carried out by our professional Fox Controllers and a written report will be produced - detailing the best course of action on how to deal with Foxes wreaking havoc at your property.

Wire Mesh Live Traps for Foxes will be installed strategically according to the survey results. Our team of qualified Pest Controllers will provide expert guidance on how the Fox Traps affect Fox Control and what you can expect over the coming days after installation. Wire mesh Live Fox Traps must be checked for catchment twice day. You can opt to monitor the Traps yourself or we will send someone to carry out the checks for you.

Our Fox Control Service does not stop at installation. We will remove any captured Foxes from site and dispatch in a 100% humane and safe manner. The Fox will then be disposed of through the Licensed Waste Scheme as Foxes are not permitted legally to be released in other more rural areas and the Fox Trap will be reset.

Hungry Foxes will be attracted to any garden or commercial premises that have a consistent and readily available food source. Do you leave food out for your pets or birds? Do you have an aviary which may be attracting the Foxes or fruit trees planted throughout your garden? Foxes need to eat and will do anything in order to survive. City Foxes struggle to find food to survive and therefore scavenge through bins and other dirty remains left out in the streets.

Water is also a necessity for Foxes to survive and any property with a pool or a pond could mean a reliable water source for them on a daily basis. Consider pool covers or pond covers to keep Foxes away from your garden when you are not there.

Red Fox Indigenous to the UK:

The Red Fox is the most common species of Fox in the UK and is red or brown in colour (with a lighter, whiter underside and belly).

The Red Fox produces 1 litter per year and usually delivers anywhere between 4 and 7 pups (or kits). They eat pretty much anything from birds, mice and insects, to wild berries and worms! Unfortunately urban Foxes are not so fortunate and are forced to scavenge through bins at night throughout West London and other large cities. Urban foxes are predominantly nocturnal but as they rise in numbers, the Red Fox is becoming more and more visible during the day too.

Strict legislations are in place for the protection of the indigenous Red Fox and this determines how foxes are controlled throughout London and other effected cities. Foxes are captured using humane Live Fox Catch Traps that cause no harm or pain to the Fox. Each Fox Trap must be checked for catchment twice a day and once the captured Foxes are removed, they are disposed of humanely and safely. The Trap is reset and baited, ready for the next catch.