Service
Rat & mouse control
Rodent work is exclusion work. Bait alone leaves the entry point open, which means the next rodent walks in through the same gap a week later. A mouse fits through a hole the width of a pencil, and a rat through one the size of a quarter, so the inspection matters more than the product.
How to know that’s what you have
- Droppings under the sink, along walls, or in the back of a pantry
- Scratching or scurrying inside walls and ceilings, usually after dark
- Gnaw marks on food packaging, pipe insulation or wiring
- A greasy dark smear along a baseboard or pipe — a rub mark on a regular route
- Burrow holes in the yard, near the foundation or under a deck or shed
What we actually do
- 01
Full exclusion inspection
We map every gap a rodent can use: pipe and utility penetrations, garage thresholds, dryer vents, foundation cracks, gaps under siding and around the roof line.
- 02
Seal the building
Entry points are physically closed with materials rodents cannot chew through. This is the part that makes the result last, and the part most cheap treatments leave out.
- 03
Interior removal
Tamper-resistant stations and trapping placed on the runways we identified. In occupied homes with children or pets, we prioritise placements that are physically inaccessible to them.
- 04
Exterior pressure
Secured exterior stations and burrow treatment where the pressure is coming from the yard, the neighbouring lot or the street line.
Why sealing matters more than baiting
Bait handles the rodents already inside. It does nothing about the opening they used. These are openings we found on real inspections — see the full rodent proofing page for the before-and-after work.



How long it takes
Activity usually drops within the first week. Full exclusion on a detached house is normally completed in one to two visits; a building with an active street-side rat population needs an ongoing exterior programme.
Questions about rats & mice
Can you do this without poison in the house?
Something died in my wall. Can you get it out?
My building has an open HPD violation for rodents. Can you help?
Other pests we treat
Get the rats & mice handled.
Free inspection, written price, no obligation. Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
