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Pest control for transport & logistics in London

Transport hubs, depots and logistics operations are high-risk entry points for pests travelling on vehicles, pallets and freight consignments from across the UK and internationally.

Inspection priorities

  • Rodents transported in vehicles and freight
  • Cockroaches in transport depot canteens and driver rest areas
  • Stored product insects arriving in imported goods
  • Birds roosting in open-sided depot structures

Build a practical service specification

Map delivery points, food storage, waste areas, staff facilities and shared routes. Agree when monitoring can take place without disrupting operations and identify the person responsible for following up recommendations.

What to ask your contractor to provide

  • A dated inspection report with findings and evidence.
  • A site plan showing monitoring points where relevant.
  • Treatment and safety instructions appropriate to the premises.
  • Clear escalation contacts and an agreed response process.
  • Written prevention recommendations, owners and review dates.

These apply to any commercial premises. For the legal duty that sits behind them, what an environmental health officer looks for on an unannounced visit, and how to specify scope, reporting and response before you compare prices, read the commercial pest control guide.

Relevant pest guides

Further information

Published by Pest Protect London. Updated 9 September 2026. General information; treatment decisions require an assessment of the property. Editorial policy.