Control rats and mice before they become a repeat problem.
Rodents can enter through surprisingly small gaps and are attracted by food, water, shelter and waste. We inspect the site, identify likely access and activity areas, then recommend a control and prevention approach.
Find the routes and conditions supporting activity.
Rodent control is more effective when treatment is combined with inspection of access points, food sources, waste areas and hiding locations.
In food businesses and hospitality properties, the surrounding operating environment is often just as important as the room where a rodent was first seen.
- Roof and ceiling spaces
- Storage rooms
- Kitchens and food stores
- Waste areas
- Service corridors
- Building perimeter and entry gaps
Reduce the chance of activity returning.
The right control approach depends on the property, where activity is occurring and whether the site has ongoing exposure.
For higher-risk commercial properties, monitoring and recurring inspection can form part of a wider pest-management program.
- Identify entry points
- Target active zones
- Improve monitoring
- Inspect repeat-risk areas
- Schedule follow-up where needed
More ways we can protect the property.
Before the inspection.
Start with a free inspection if you are unsure which treatment is appropriate.
Do you treat both rats and mice?
Yes. Rodent inspection and control can address rat or mouse activity depending on what is found at the property.
Can you help identify where rodents are entering?
Yes. Inspection includes likely access and activity areas so prevention can address more than the immediate sighting.
Do you offer recurring rodent monitoring?
Recurring pest-management programs are available for properties that need ongoing prevention and monitoring.