Rodent Controlin Sydney

Yes, when it's done properly. All bait is secured inside lockable tamper-resistant stations that only open with a key and are placed where pets and children can't reach. In homes with working dogs or high-risk pets we can run a trap-only program instead.

Most properties are quiet within 7 to 14 days once bait is taken and entry points are sealed. Heavy roof-void infestations can take up to three weeks.

We quote each property individually and confirm the fixed price before booking. Every quote includes inspection, stations, baiting, the written proofing report and a follow-up check. Request a free quote for a same-day answer.

It's possible but uncommon. Rodents generally return to the nest, and roof-void carcasses are removed on the follow-up visit where accessible. The products we use encourage them to seek water, which reduces the chance of them dying in a cavity.

Mice are curious and sample many food points, so multiple small bait placements work well. Rats are neophobic - wary of new objects - so stations may sit untouched for a few days before take-up begins. Droppings size is the quickest field indicator.

Overhanging branches, gaps at the eaves and barge boards, lifted or broken roof tiles, unsealed pipe and cable penetrations, weep holes, and gaps under garage and sub-floor doors. A rat only needs an opening the size of a 20-cent coin.

Only where contamination is significant. Heavily soiled batts hold odour and attract further activity, so we'll tell you honestly whether a clean-down is enough or whether replacement is worth it.

Yes. Rats and mice contaminate food and surfaces, carry disease organisms in their droppings and urine, and chewed wiring is a genuine fire risk.