Service

Rodent Control

Rat and mouse programmes built on baiting, trapping and proofing the entry points they actually use.

Overview

Rats and mice cause damage far beyond what they eat. They gnaw cable insulation, contaminate stock and preparation surfaces, and breed fast enough that a small problem becomes an infestation within weeks.

Our programmes combine secured bait stations, mechanical trapping where poisons are unsuitable, and proofing of the gaps, pipes and door thresholds rodents actually use to get in. For food businesses we design station layouts that stand up to third party audits, with documented placement and service records.

Signs you may need this service

  • Droppings along walls, in cupboards and behind appliances
  • Gnaw marks on cables, packaging and door edges
  • Scratching sounds in ceilings and wall cavities at night
  • Greasy rub marks along skirting and pipe runs
  • Nesting material in stored boxes and rarely moved stock

How the treatment works

1

Baiting and trapping

Tamper resistant bait stations are placed along runs and harbourages. In sensitive areas such as kitchens we use trapping instead of rodenticide.

2

Entry proofing

We seal the gaps, pipe penetrations and damaged thresholds rodents use, because removal without proofing is temporary by definition.

3

Service visits

Stations are checked and refreshed on a schedule, with activity recorded so you can see the population decline visit by visit.

Safety measures

All rodenticides are secured inside locked, tamper resistant stations that children and pets cannot open. Station locations are mapped and recorded, and carcass searches are part of every service visit to prevent odour issues.

Before your treatment

  • Note where you have seen droppings or heard activity and tell the technician
  • Clear access to wall lines behind stored goods where possible
  • Store open food in sealed containers
  • Fix dripping taps and standing water that give rodents an easy water source

After your treatment

  • Do not move or open bait stations
  • Keep exterior doors closed and report new gnaw damage
  • Maintain the proofing work, especially door brushes and mesh
  • Keep waste in closed bins and clear food debris nightly
Questions

Rodent Control FAQs

Most sites see a sharp drop in activity within two to three weeks. Full control depends on the size of the population and how well proofing and housekeeping recommendations are followed.
Bait is only ever deployed inside locked tamper resistant stations, and where risk is judged too high we switch to trapping. Tell us about pets when booking so the technician plans accordingly.
Yes. Commercial rodent programmes include station maps, service logs and activity reports formatted for third party audit requirements.

Arrange rodent control for your property

Tell us about your property and we will schedule the treatment. Costs are confirmed once a technician reviews your request.