Conservation & Heritage Issue 49 October 2025 - Flipbook - Page 22
Celebr ating 50 Years of
Excellence in Pest Control
Founded in 1975 by Allan Steward, Shield Pest Control celebrates 50 years of service in
2025, standing as one of London’s longest-established and most highly regarded pest control
companies. Offering both commercial and residential services across London and the
Southeast, the company has built a legacy of excellence over five decades.
Expertise Across Commercial and Residential Sectors
Being informed and proactive is the most valuable tool
when it comes to pest control. No company, whether SME
or global corporation, can afford to overlook its facilities
management responsibilities, and pest control is a critical
part of that. The same applies in residential settings, where
pest issues can have serious consequences for health, safety,
and property.
Continuing as a family-run business, Shield Pest Control
is now led by Daniel Steward, Managing Director and
son of founder Allan Steward. Under his leadership, the
company has continued to grow from strength to strength,
maintaining a loyal client base and a company culture
built on care, trust, and quality. This dedication to high
standards is reflected in the company’s prestigious Royal
Warrant, first awarded in 2008 and most recently reawarded in 2025 by HM The King.
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Shield Pest Control provides a wide range of comprehensive
pest control services, delivered to the highest standards
of health and safety. These include innovative and
adaptive methods for rodent management, along with a
wide selection of professional tactics tailored to different
environments. The business is also a recognised leader in
bird control, with one of the few dedicated bird-proofing
teams in the UK, operating in full compliance with the
Animal Welfare Act 2006.
In addition, the business offers effective solutions for a
variety of insect infestations, with highly effective heat
treatment methods to combat bed bugs, cockroaches,
moths, and more, ensuring rapid and lasting results.
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