Rat and mouse calls in New Farm often start with scratching in the roof at night, droppings in a pantry, or gnaw marks on a skirting board. Send through what has been noticed and where, and we book a local crew that looks for entry points as well as placing bait, rather than just leaving traps and hoping.
Roof voids, subfloors, and shared fence lines around New Farm give rats and mice plenty of ways into a house, especially older timber homes with gaps under the floor and units with roof access near lift wells or stairwells. The crew checks the roof void, subfloor, kitchen, and laundry, then looks at the outside of the house for gaps around pipes and vents, since sealing an entry point matters as much as placing bait inside. Where a roof void cannot be reached directly, the crew still treats accessible entry points around the eaves and gutter line, and will explain what was and was not able to be reached during the visit.
- Roof void and subfloor inspection for entry points
- Bait and trap placement suited to the property type
- Kitchen, pantry, and laundry treatment where activity is seen
- Outdoor perimeter checks around pipes, vents, and gaps
- A note on where activity was found and what was placed
Bookings around New Farm can often be arranged for the same-day or next-day where the run allows, and older homes with roof access near Sydney Street and the surrounding blocks are a regular part of the run, along with units where rodents have moved in through shared risers.
Call 07 3543 7772 to book, with pricing given before the crew arrives.
