A Fast, Ethical & Effective Solution
The Process
All lethal fox control is carried out personally by me, a former British Army marksman and qualified deer stalker. I provide a discreet fox control service that is highly specialised and tailored for discerning clients who expect the highest standards of safety and professionalism.
The process begins with an in-person visit to complete an on-site safety assessment, priced at £120. Every job starts with this site risk assessment to identify fox activity, den locations, entry points and the safest control method. In dense urban environments such as London, a site safety assessment is the difference between a high-risk operation and a professional, legal one.
Once the plan is agreed upon with you, I will return to carry out the control visit, which will usually be outside of “normal” working hours. While at your property, I will work discreetly, professionally, safely, and with full respect for your family, staff and property.
My military background, specialist training, and deep understanding of fox behaviour ensure your problem is addressed quickly, legally, and without unnecessary suffering for the animal.
My services are especially suited to homeowners with larger gardens, privacy- and security-conscious homes, families with children or pets, businesses, and those who have invested in their outdoor spaces and wish to keep them free of damage and fouling.
I cover London, Surrey & Sussex. Why not give me a call or email me about your fox problem? I’m always happy to chat and discuss potential options.
The Safe Site Visit
There are a few basics I’ll need to confirm during the safe site assessment at your property. Having these to hand helps speed up the process, improves safety, and significantly reduces the likelihood of unnecessary concern should a neighbour report unusual activity.
Property Boundaries and "Safe Zones"
- Access Points: Identify all entry and exit points for your property. I’ll need to know how to enter discreetly without alerting family, neighbours or staff.
- Boundaries: Be clear on where your property ends. In London’s tight residential areas, knowing the exact locations of neighbouring fences and outbuildings is critical to calculating safe firing angles.
Activity Logs (The "Intel")
- Timings: Note when the foxes are most active. Are they seen at dusk, 2 am, or dawn? This allows me to plan my visit for maximum efficiency.
- Behaviour: Mention whether they are becoming bold (entering the house or approaching pets) or showing signs of illness, such as Sarcoptic Mange (hair loss, lethargy), which prioritises humane dispatch.
Safety Constraints
- Occupants: Inform me of anyone who might be on the grounds at night, such as security personnel, night staff, or family members.
- Pets: Please let me know if any outdoor cats or dogs frequent the garden so I can account for them in thermal imaging scans.
Police Coordination Data
- I will handle the Police liaison, and I will need a personal contact number for you or your security. This ensures that if a neighbour sees “movement” and calls it in, the police are already aware that a fully licensed, professional marksman is legally on-site and are able to “double check” if they wish to.
Specific Objectives
- Are you looking for a one-off humane dispatch of a troublesome fox, or a long-term management plan? Being clear on this helps me to tailor the assessment.