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Rodent management

Effective rodent management combines evidence, monitoring and practical changes to the building. Kitchens, stores, service areas and outdoor boundaries each need an approach that considers access, food and the people using the space.

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UNDERSTAND THE SIGNS

When to consider this service

Droppings, gnaw marks, damaged packaging or disturbed stored material.
Scratching sounds, repeated sightings or movement along walls and service routes.
Gaps around doors, pipework, drains, roof edges or storage areas.

A PLAN FOR YOUR PREMISES

What the service discussion covers

01
Assess signs, likely routes, food storage, waste handling and possible entry points.
02
Choose an appropriate monitoring and control plan for the premises and its occupants.
03
Discuss secure device placement and access restrictions where control devices are proposed.
04
Recommend practical proofing, storage and waste-management improvements.

BEFORE A VISIT

Preparation starts with clarity

Share sighting locations, damaged items and any existing control devices.
Arrange access to stores, utility areas and accessible exterior boundaries.
Discuss children, pets, non-target animals and food-handling operations.

Aftercare & prevention

Follow instructions for any installed devices, keep them undisturbed, and record further activity. Building gaps and food access can undermine control if left unchanged, so proofing and hygiene actions are an important part of the plan.

A question worth asking

Will treatment alone stop rodents returning?

Not necessarily. Open access points, food and shelter can allow new activity. A good plan combines suitable control with monitoring and agreed proofing recommendations.

Start with the right questions.

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