Rodent Management is a professional pest management service for managing rats and mice in residential, commercial, industrial and institutional properties.
The service is designed to manage rodent activity and help reduce the risk of reinfestation. Every Rodent Management service begins with a Detailed Pest Inspection to assess rodent activity, identify potential entry points and recommend the appropriate treatment.
Rodent Control
Treatment methods are selected according to the level of rodent activity, the type of property and the findings during inspection. Depending on the assessment, the service may include baiting systems, trapping methods and other appropriate control measures.
How we treat a rodent problem depends on the level of activity, the property, and what the inspection uncovers.
Common signs: rodent droppings, gnaw marks on food packaging, furniture or electrical wiring, scratching or scurrying sounds (particularly at night), burrows or nesting materials, grease marks along walls, and sightings of rats or mice. A Detailed Pest Inspection is recommended to confirm activity.
No. The control method is selected according to the property, the level of rodent activity and safety considerations. Baiting, trapping or a combination of methods may be recommended.
No — rodent control usually needs more than a single visit. Treatment requirements depend on the level of rodent activity, the property and the inspection findings. Follow-up visits may be recommended where necessary.
Yes, when carried out as recommended. Baiting is placed in locations and using methods appropriate to the property, and any specific precautions will be explained beforehand.
Possible, though not common. Rodents that die in enclosed spaces such as wall cavities or roofs may cause a temporary odour until it naturally clears. We'll explain what to expect and how to manage it if this happens.
Most properties see reduced activity within the first one to two weeks, though this depends on the level of infestation and treatment method used. We'll set clear expectations before starting.
Both. Identifying entry points is part of every inspection, and where practical, we'll recommend how to seal them to help reduce the risk of reinfestation.
Yes. Every Rodent Management service is followed by a Service Report outlining our findings, the treatment carried out, and any recommendations.
