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Rodents

Treatment Process

  1. Inspection: A detailed site survey conducted by trained technicians
  2. Implementation: Use of bait stations, traps, and exclusion techniques
  3. Prevention: Sealing entry points and providing hygiene recommendations
  4. Monitoring: Scheduled follow-ups to prevent reinfestations

Service Warranty

  • Under an Annual Service Contract, if active rodent infestation is observed in treated areas during the contract period, additional inspections and re-treatments will be provided at no extra cost to the client
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    Customer Reviews

    What stood out for us was the follow-up and prevention guidance. It wasn’t a one-time visit and forget type of service. They really provided a thorough service and we would definitely recommend them.

    Our storage area used to feel unsafe because of rodent activity. Now it finally feels clean and secure. The change is very visible.

    The solution wasn’t just about removing the rats, it was also about stopping them from coming back. That made a huge difference. It felt like a long-term solution.

    They found entry points we never even noticed before. That’s where most of the problem was coming from. The attention to detail was impressive.

    We could hear movement in the ceiling at night and it was extremely unsettling. After the service, the sounds completely stopped. That alone brought huge peace of mind.

    FAQ's

    Clearing Doubts. Controlling Pests.

    How do I know if I have a rat infestation?

    Common signs include rat droppings (often found behind appliances), scratching noises in walls or attics (especially at night), gnaw marks on wood or wires, and a distinct, ammonia-like smell. You may also find shredded materials like paper or plastic used for nesting.

    Why are rats considered dangerous?

    Rats pose two main risks: Health: They carry diseases such as Leptospirosis, Salmonella, and Hantavirus. Property Damage: They have a constant need to gnaw, which can lead to damaged insulation, chewed electrical wires (a fire hazard), and structural damage.

    Can I get rid of rats using DIY traps?

    DIY traps can catch individual rats, but they rarely solve the root cause of an infestation. Rats are intelligent and cautious (neophobic), often avoiding new objects. Professional control involves identifying entry points, using tamper-resistant bait stations, and addressing the nesting sites to ensure the entire colony is eliminated.

    How can I prevent rats from entering my home?

    Seal Entry Points: Block any holes or cracks larger than 1cm. Secure Food: Store food in airtight metal or glass containers. Declutter: Remove piles of cardboard or garden waste where rats can hide.