Inspection and survey
We record droppings, runs and entry points and plan the position of every station on a site drawing.
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RODENT CONTROL with a plan, not scattered bait.
Mice and rats are more than a nuisance. They gnaw through cables, contaminate food and carry pathogens. We run a complete programme with tamper-resistant bait stations, sealing of entry points and regular monitoring.
- Tamper-resistant bait stations
- Certified agronomist
- Mapped station layout
- Certificate of application
What it covers
A COMPLETE PROGRAMME for lasting rodent control.
Rodents do not turn up at random. They follow food, water and warmth, and they come in through specific openings, usually drains, light wells, air vents and badly sealed pipe runs. If those points stay open, the problem comes back.
We start with an inspection and a survey. We record droppings, runs and harbourages, then plan where the bait stations go, so they are effective and at the same time out of reach of children and pets.
The stations are locked and numbered and are checked at set intervals. On every visit we record bait consumption, replenish where needed and adjust the plan according to what the site is telling us.
Alongside that we recommend the proofing measures that will hold the result, from sealing holes and fitting mesh to vents through to proper waste management and food storage.
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WHAT IT INCLUDES in a properly run programme.
The difference between a rough job and a proper one is the planning, the safety of the stations and the consistency of the monitoring.
Tamper-resistant stations
Bait stations are locked and numbered, so the bait is never accessible to children or pets.
Entry point survey
We find the holes and pipe runs the rodents use and recommend specific proofing measures.
Regular monitoring
We return at scheduled intervals, check consumption and adapt the plan as the situation changes.
Full documentation
You receive a certificate of application, a station layout plan and a visit log, as required at health inspections.
Discretion
In shops and food service premises we work discreetly and outside opening hours.
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HOW WE START and how we hold the result.
A programme in four steps, with a measurable result at every visit.
Inspection
We survey the premises, find droppings and harbourages and gauge the scale of the problem.
Planning
We decide where the stations go and which proofing measures are needed.
Installation
The bait stations are installed, numbered and recorded on a site plan.
Inspections
We come back at set intervals, refresh the bait and update the file.
Frequently asked questions
ANSWERS to what you ask us most.
Is it dangerous for pets?
The bait sits inside locked, tamper-resistant stations that pets and children cannot open. We show you where each one is and give you instructions.
How long before the rodents are gone?
Activity usually drops within the first two weeks. Full control depends on the size of the population and on whether the entry points get sealed.
Do I need to vacate the premises?
No. Rodent control involves no spraying, only the placement of stations, so there is no need for you to leave.
Do you cover apartment buildings and common areas?
Yes. We treat basements, drains, light wells and boiler rooms, in coordination with the building manager, so the problem is solved for the whole building and not just one flat.
Do you provide the documents the health authority asks for?
Yes. We provide a certificate of application, a plan showing the position of the stations and a visit log, as required for food businesses.
What if they come back?
We return, review the layout of the stations and check whether a new entry point has opened up. The programme is adjusted until the situation settles.
HEARING NOISES or finding droppings?
Do not wait for the problem to grow. Call us for an inspection and we will put a specific plan and a clear price in front of you.
