Expert Moth Control Services in London
Seeing one or two months in your property is not a cause for concern, but what starts as a few sightings can quickly become a moth infestation. Many species of moths feed on natural fibres, meaning they can destroy clothing, soft furnishings, carpets and other fabrics throughout your space.
There are several species of moths that you may find in your property. Adult clothes moths and carpet moths are usually completely harmless to human health. However, they are seen as pests due to their larvae and the damage they cause to clothing, materials and food. Due to the destruction they cause, we offer 24/7 moth control treatments in London and the whole of the southeast. Our moth control and removal services keep your home and business moth free for good.
If moths have infested your home or business, acting quickly and being proactive is crucial. Leaving moths untreated for long periods can result in costly repairs to natural materials and a longer removal process.
While adults are the most obvious, moth larvae are the ones who are the most destructive. Carpet and clothes moths are incredibly destructive, and other pest moths found in the UK include Indian Meal Moths, also known as pantry moths. Pantry moths eat dried foods, meaning they can contaminate food, making it unsafe to eat.
Thankfully, Integrum Services is here to remove moths quickly and effectively. Our services include a range of carpet and common clothes moth eradication methods using chemicals, insecticides, and non-toxic methods. Unfortunately, DIY moth control solutions are not safe or effective; therefore, it is vital to call in the experts to implement professional moth control treatments.
As expert moth exterminators, all solutions are permanent and 100% guaranteed. So if you’ve noticed moths in your home or damage to natural fibres and would like a successful solution, please call us today at 0204 566 5522. Our team is fully insured and trained in eradicating larvae and adult moths, and our qualified staff have access to higher-grade insecticides not available to the public.
Our Moth Control Process
It’s essential to act as soon as you notice adult moths. A small problem can develop into a significant issue in no time at all. If you’re unsure about your infestation, start by calling, emailing or filling in a form on our website, and we’ll provide you with some friendly advice and guidance.
Once we’ve chatted on the phone, we will discuss options to complete the work. Our BPCA-qualified surveyors will visit your property if required to complete a moth control survey.
We’ll visit your home or business at an arranged time to complete our moth pest control and extermination treatment. Our moth extermination process requires two visits to guarantee that they will no longer cause damage. Discreet services are available to protect your reputation.
Once your moth treatment has been completed, we’ll ensure you have the information and guidance available to prevent an infestation from occurring again. We’re always a phone call away and will make as many visits as needed to resolve your moth infestation.

Signs Of A Moth Infestation
Moths are a common sight, especially during the night, and most moth species are completely harmless and don’t cause issues for humans. Some signs that you may have a moth pest problem include:
- Holes In Natural Materials: Look for holes in clothes or bare patches in carpets made from natural fibres, or a blend of natural and synthetic fibres. Some materials that moths are particularly fond of include wool, silk, velvet, cotton and fur.
- Silk Tunnels: You may see thin silk tunnels, either stuck onto clothes and carpets or on the side of food containers, which indicates the presence of moths.
- Moth Eggs: While moth eggs are minuscule- usually less than 1mm in length- they can often be found in clumps, so you may noticed them on your carpet or soft furnishings.
- Musty Smells: If you notice a musty smell, particularly on clothes made from natural fibres such as cotton and wool, or near your wardrobe, kitchen, or other areas where moths might be, then this could be an established moth infestation.
If you see signs of moths, you need professional treatment. Integrum uses a range of treatments, including chemical treatment using an ultra-low volume (ULV) fogger, which we have vast experience using to combat viruses and diseases for companies like British Airways. Since we’re RSPH level 2 certified, we have access to moth control products that aren’t available to the general public.
Our team can also provide other treatment options to suit your home or business premises, and ensure that moths are fully eradicated. If you’re unsure what type of moth treatment you need to deal with your specific pest problem, contact us and a member our team can provide expert advice.
Guaranteed Commercial Moth Control Service
Moth infestations can damage your reputation with customers and clients. If you suffer from a product recall as a result of a moth issue, this can lead to financial losses and negative perceptions. Moths can also contaminate food and damage natural materials throughout your commercial property, as they eat various different types of fabric including wool, leather, silk, velvet and more. Even a small infestation can cause extensive issues at your commercial premises.
If you suspect you have moths living in your business, take control of your infestation with Integrum. Our professional and BPCA-certified surveyors will visit to identify the pest. Moreover, we will create an effective moth control treatment plan and provide a quote for our moth fumigation services. Our team has worked with a range of different options over the years. However, no matter which control method we use, it always has the same end goal: to eradicate all lifeforms, including adult moths and, more importantly, eggs and larvae.
Contact our commercial pest control team today for more information at 0204 566 5522 or email us at [email protected]. We work with a range of industries and can provide comprehensive commercial moth control services.
Moth Control London Frequently Asked Questions
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How long do moths live?
Adult moths have a lifespan varying from 30 to 90 days long. Eggs will hatch within 4-10 days in the summer, and the larvae stage can last up to 7 weeks. Unfortunately, moths and larvae tend to be more active during the late spring months, April to May.
How much does pest control cost for moths?
Pest control for moths in London changes depending on how bad the infestation is. All our domestic moth fumigation and treatment plans start from as little as £494+VAT, which covers up to 3 rooms. Additional rooms start at £60. We are happy to provide a complete quote with a breakdown of costs, so please get in touch at 02045665522 or check out our price list.
How does Integrum get rid of moths?
There are many options available to get rid of moths; insecticides and fumigation is one option that kills moths during all stages of life. Discuss with your pest control provider which is the most suitable method available for you. Our team can help you to find the right treatment method, and offer advice on other ways to ensure moths are completely gone, such as cleaning wardrobes and ensuring all natural fibres are washed on a hot cycle.
What moth species do you eradicate?
Over the years, our BPCA-qualified team has helped customers with the ordinary clothes moth, carpet moth, pantry moth, and less common types such as the white-shouldered house moth. We can get rid of moths at all life cycle stages, including the larval stage, which is the most destructive, meaning we can protect your property, so contact us to book a moth pest control treatment today.
Is it possible to prevent moths?
Moths have incredible senses, and their sense of smell can attract them to your property. They are drawn to foods such as; bread, cereal, pasta and processed food. Therefore, one of the most successful preventative measures is to ensure moths cannot feed on anything. This can be done by storing food in air-tight containers and cleaning up crumbs regularly. In addition to food, moths are also attracted to light. Keep your doors and windows closed at night, as these pests will be attracted to lit-up houses or businesses. Installation of an insect screen would be beneficial to help prevent a moth infestation. Another recommendation is to regularly vacuum your fabrics, furniture, carpets and curtains. By using a vacuum, you can remove eggs and larvae from around your home before they develop into moths. Be sure to empty your vacuum cleaner regularly to guarantee success.
