Service overview
Rodent control begins with a site inspection to identify signs of rodent activity, movement patterns, nesting areas, food sources and possible entry points. Areas such as kitchens, storage rooms, utility spaces, ceilings, service ducts and other vulnerable locations are assessed to understand the extent of activity.
Based on the inspection, a suitable rodent control strategy is planned for the property. Monitoring methods and appropriate treatment options may be used according to the site conditions and service requirements. Particular attention is given to areas showing active signs of rodent movement, while treatment is carried out within the agreed service scope.
Exclusion and proofing recommendations may also be provided to help reduce access through gaps, openings, damaged fittings and other potential entry points. Clients are advised on relevant housekeeping and waste-management practices that can help reduce food and shelter sources. Follow-up monitoring may be recommended where continued rodent activity is identified.
Terms & Conditions
Terms & Conditions
Site Inspection: The premises will be inspected to identify rodent activity, nesting areas, entry points, droppings, and possible food sources before treatment.
Treatment Method: Suitable rodent control methods such as baiting, traps, monitoring devices, or other appropriate measures will be used based on site conditions.
Access: The customer must provide access to areas where rodent activity is suspected, including storage areas, kitchens, ceilings, ducts, utility spaces, and other accessible locations.
Customer Preparation: Food items, garbage, and other materials that may attract rodents should be properly stored or removed before and during the service.
Safety: Rodent control materials must not be disturbed, moved, or handled by unauthorized persons. Children and pets should be kept away from treated areas where applicable.
Effectiveness: Results may vary depending on the severity of infestation, availability of food sources, building structure, and the number of rodent entry points.
Sanitation: Proper waste disposal, food storage, cleaning, and maintenance of the premises are essential to support effective rodent management.
Entry-Point Prevention: Customers are advised to seal cracks, holes, gaps around doors, pipes, drains, and other possible rodent entry points to reduce future infestation.
Follow-Up Service: Follow-up inspections or additional treatments may be required depending on the level of rodent activity and the agreed service plan.
Reinfestation: Rodent activity may return if new rodents enter the premises from surrounding areas or if food, waste, water, and shelter sources remain available.
Additional Services: Any additional treatment, extra visits, sealing work, or services outside the agreed scope may be charged separately with customer approval.
Payment: Payment must be made according to the agreed quotation and service terms. Any additional work will be subject to applicable charges.
