What the service includes
- Inspection of activity, nesting areas and entry routes
- Trapping and tamper-resistant bait stations where suitable
- Advice on sealing gaps around doors, pipes and services
- Food storage and waste-handling recommendations
- Monitoring visits for commercial sites
Signs you may have rats or mice
- Small dark droppings along walls, in cupboards or stores
- Gnaw marks on packaging, doors, cables or pipes
- Scratching sounds in ceilings or walls at night
- Greasy rub marks along regular runs
- Disturbed stored food or nesting material
Do not touch droppings with bare hands, and do not sweep or vacuum dry droppings. Ask us about safe cleaning precautions.
Why rodent control matters
Rats and mice contaminate food, preparation surfaces and stock, and their gnawing can damage packaging, insulation and electrical cables. Prompt control is especially important for restaurants, food stores, warehouses and residential buildings.
Our rodent management approach
- Assessment: we identify signs of activity, access routes, food sources and high-risk areas.
- Targeted control: we place suitable traps or tamper-resistant bait stations according to the site and label requirements, away from children, pets and food-handling areas.
- Proofing advice: we point out gaps around doors, pipes and service penetrations that should be sealed. Repair work is quoted separately where we provide it.
- Prevention: we recommend changes to food storage, waste handling and cleaning routines.
- Monitoring: for commercial sites, scheduled checks keep records of activity and adjust the plan.
How it works
Every job follows the same five steps: you get in touch, we inspect, you receive a plan and quotation, we treat, and we follow up with prevention advice or scheduled service where needed.
Quotation and next steps
We quote after understanding the job. To speed things up, tell us the property type and location, the areas affected and how long you have seen signs. Photos on WhatsApp help us prepare. Related services:
Frequently asked questions
How do I know whether I have rats or mice?
Droppings, gnawing, noises and sightings are common signs. A site inspection confirms which rodent is present and where it is entering.
Does rodent control need more than one visit?
Usually yes. Traps and bait stations need checking, and commercial sites often need scheduled monitoring.
Is rodent bait safe around children and pets?
Rodenticides are hazardous if misused. Where bait is part of the plan, we use secured, tamper-resistant stations and place them according to the label and site risks.
Can you stop rodents coming back?
Sealing entry points and removing food sources are the most important long-term steps. We advise on both; ongoing prevention also needs cooperation from occupants.
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