Vehicle Pest Removal
Rodents and pests can cause serious damage to your car, van, or machinery. Chewed wiring, nesting in air filters, and contamination are common problems we solve every week across the Midlands.
Why Pests Target Vehicles
Vehicles provide ideal shelter for rodents and other pests - they're warm, dry, and often undisturbed for extended periods. Cars parked near hedgerows, farm buildings, or in rural areas are particularly vulnerable, but we see this problem everywhere from country lanes to suburban driveways.
Rats and mice are attracted to vehicles for warmth, especially in cooler months when engine bays retain heat. They use wiring insulation and cabin materials for nesting, which can lead to expensive electrical faults, failed MOTs, and even fire risks from damaged wiring.
We provide fast, effective pest removal from all types of vehicles - from family cars to agricultural machinery - across Laois, Offaly, Tipperary, Kildare, and surrounding areas. As a NPCA Ireland accredited pest control provider, you can trust our professional approach.
Common Vehicle Pest Problems
The damage pests cause to vehicles can be costly and dangerous.
Chewed Wiring
Rodents gnaw on wiring insulation, causing electrical faults, warning lights, and potentially dangerous short circuits. Repair costs can run into hundreds or thousands of euros.
Nesting in Engine Bays
Mice and rats build nests using leaves, insulation, and other materials in engine compartments and air filter housings. This blocks airflow and creates fire hazards.
Cabin Contamination
Pests leave droppings, urine, and nesting materials in cabin air filters and ventilation systems. This causes foul odours and potential health risks when you run the heater or air conditioning.
Signs of Pests in Your Vehicle
Early detection can prevent serious damage. Look out for these warning signs that rodents or other pests have made your vehicle their home:
- โ ๏ธ Droppings - Small dark pellets on the floor, seats, or in the engine bay
- โ ๏ธ Gnaw marks - Visible damage to wiring, hoses, or plastic components
- โ ๏ธ Strange smells - Musty or urine-like odours, especially from vents
- โ ๏ธ Nesting materials - Shredded paper, leaves, or insulation in engine bay
- โ ๏ธ Warning lights - Unexplained dashboard warnings from damaged sensors
- โ ๏ธ Scratching sounds - Noises from dashboard or door panels
Our Vehicle Pest Removal Process
Fast, thorough service to get your vehicle pest-free.
Assessment
We inspect your vehicle to identify the pest, assess the extent of activity, and check for damage to wiring and components.
Removal
Safe removal of any pests, nests, and contaminated materials from the engine bay, cabin, and ventilation system.
Treatment
We apply deterrents and, where appropriate, set monitoring devices to ensure the problem doesn't return.
Prevention Advice
Practical tips on parking location, deterrents, and regular checks to keep your vehicle pest-free long-term.
Discreet & Effective Service
We understand how distressing it can be to find rodents have made a home in your vehicle. From chewed seat fabric to contaminated air filters, the damage can be extensive - and the smell can be unbearable.
Our approach is thorough and discreet. We work at your location - whether that's your driveway, workplace, or farm - so there's no need to explain the problem to a garage or valet service.
- โ On-site service at your home, farm, or business
- โ Complete inspection of engine bay, cabin, and ventilation
- โ Safe removal of nests, droppings, and contamination
- โ Deodorising treatment for affected areas
- โ Honest advice on any damage that needs mechanic attention
Vehicles We Service
We handle pest removal for all vehicle types across the Midlands.
Cars
Family cars, company vehicles, classic cars
Vans & Commercial
Work vans, delivery vehicles, fleet vehicles
Farm Machinery
Tractors, harvesters, stored equipment
Caravans & Motorhomes
Seasonal and stored recreational vehicles
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about vehicle pest removal.
Pests in Your Vehicle? Get It Sorted.
Fast response across Laois, Offaly, Tipperary, Kildare and surrounding areas.