SE25 · Croydon
When pests are suspected in Selhurst, Panther helps turn your observations into a practical next step. We examine the affected area and explain suitable rodent or insect work, including anything that needs checking before treatment.
With your SE25 address, describe the room or store where you noticed the concern. If it is a rented space, clarify access to anything shared before booking. We can then discuss the inspection you need rather than relying on a broad description that leaves the affected area unclear.
Explain whether the issue began with a sighting, noise or damaged item and what happened afterwards. Different insects and rodents leave different signs, so a guessed name is less useful than the sequence. We inspect the available clues and discuss whether they support treatment or require more information.
A quiet room on the day does not erase your earlier observations, but it may limit what can be confirmed. We examine the available signs and compare them with your account. If more observation would be useful, we explain what information to collect rather than claiming the cause has already been found.
We describe which problem the treatment addresses and what parts of the premises it covers. The method may differ for crawling insects, flying insects or rodents. Any preparation, precautions and review are discussed with that proposal, giving you a usable picture of the service rather than a treatment label alone.
The starting figures describe selected types of work; tell us about your concern to establish which service is relevant.
See all Panther prices →| Service | From | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Pest inspection | £62 | Inspection visit |
| Bed bug control | £204 | Treatment plan |
| Heat treatment | £504 | Specialist treatment |
| Ant and cockroach control | £184 | Treatment plan |
| Mice and rat control | £184 | Treatment plan |
A short record of fresh activity is useful, especially if signs are intermittent. Before shifting contents or cleaning away the concern, ask what preparation is appropriate. After the work, use the supplied guidance for the treated space and tell us about changes relevant to any agreed review.
At a Selhurst home, the person making the call may not be the one who saw the pest. At a workplace, several staff may have separate reports. Collect the actual details and identify an authorised contact, so the appointment starts with a coherent account and the findings reach the right person.
Yes. Note the dates, places and type of activity before calling. Intermittent reports can still be assessed, although the available information may need further checking rather than immediate treatment.
The table is a guide. If identification is uncertain, describe the concern and we can discuss assessment rather than asking you to select treatment based on a guess.
Arrange for them to have the relevant information and authority to discuss the work. They should also be able to receive and pass on preparation or aftercare instructions.
The inspection area should be agreed. Mention all spaces of concern beforehand so the scope reflects your request and any separate access can be organised in advance.
No general instruction applies to every situation. Ask about the affected area and retain photographs where safe; preparation and post-treatment cleaning guidance depend on the work proposed.
Yes, discuss its purpose with the treatment plan. A further assessment may be relevant to the method or activity, rather than being assumed for every type of enquiry.
The pin identifies the area, not a Panther office or a customer address.
Open area map ↗Tell us where the activity started and what has changed. Panther can discuss a suitable visit.