Pl. IV · Rattus rattus

Rodent Control in Pune.

Rat and mouse control that combines secured bait stations, trapping and sealing the gaps they use.

Best for
Homes, shops, godowns
Approach
Bait stations, traps, proofing
Visits
Monitoring planned
Pl. IVPest identification

Identification reference · Enlarged for detail

Rattus rattusBlack rat16–22 cm body

(01)Signs

How to spot rats and mice early.

Rats and mice contaminate food, chew wiring and multiply quickly. We find how they get in, control the active population and advise on closing the entry points for good.

  1. 1

    Droppings and tracks

    Dark pellets along walls, in cupboards and near food packets.

  2. 2

    Gnaw marks

    Chewed doors, wiring, pipes and food packaging.

  3. 3

    Noises at night

    Scratching or scurrying in false ceilings, ducts and behind cupboards.

  4. 4

    Nests

    Shredded paper, cloth or plastic gathered in hidden, undisturbed corners.

(02)Where they hide

How rodents get into a building.

Rats and mice need very small gaps to get in. Tap a hotspot to see the routes we check.

Fig. · Building6 hotspots

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Gaps under doors

A young mouse can squeeze through a gap about the width of a pencil.

(03)Method

How we treat rats and mice.

  1. 01

    Inspect

    We look for droppings, runways and gnaw marks to find where rodents are active and how they get in.

  2. 02

    Control

    Tamper-resistant bait stations placed out of reach of children and pets, or traps where baiting isn’t suitable.

  3. 03

    Proof

    We advise on sealing gaps, fitting drain covers and mesh, and storing food and waste.

  4. 04

    Monitor

    Follow-up visits to check and refill stations until activity stops.

Treatment options

Bait stations

Lockable stations that keep bait away from children, pets and food.

Best forHomes, shops and outdoor perimeters

Trapping

Mechanical traps for kitchens and food areas where bait is not appropriate.

Best forRestaurants and food storage

Rodent proofing advice

A list of entry points to seal so the problem doesn’t return.

Best forEvery property

The technician recommends the right option after inspection.

(04)Preparation

Before and after your visit.

Before

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After

  • 1Don’t open, move or clean the bait stations.
  • 2Tell us about any unusual smell; it can mean a rodent has died nearby.
  • 3Keep garbage covered and seal the gaps we point out.

(05)Pricing

What affects the price.

Every property is different, so we quote after understanding yours. You’ll know the full price, what’s included and whether any inspection fee applies before anything is booked.

  1. 1Property type and size
  2. 2Number of bait stations or traps needed
  3. 3How widespread the activity is
  4. 4Monitoring frequency, especially for businesses
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(06)Questions

Common questions.

Are bait stations safe around children and pets?

We use tamper-resistant stations placed out of reach and explain the precautions for your premises. Stations are never left open in living areas.

What if a rat dies somewhere I can’t reach?

It can happen with baiting. Tell us if you notice a smell and we will help locate it where access allows.

How long does rodent control take?

Activity usually drops within a couple of weeks, but monitoring continues until stations show no new feeding.

Do you offer monthly rodent control for businesses?

Yes. Restaurants, shops and godowns usually need scheduled monitoring with service records.

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Ready to deal with rats and mice?

Share the pest, your property and your locality. Our team will contact you to confirm the details, the price and a visit time.