Are your rodent baits safe for pets?

Stations are tamper-resistant and placed where pets can't reach the bait. We'll tell you exactly where they are, and most stations sit where only rodents can access them.

How long until the rodents are gone?

Most programs show results within one to two weeks. We keep monitoring the stations until activity stops completely.

Why do rodents keep coming back?

Rarely a single point of entry, usually several small gaps plus an easy food source. That's why we seal entry points as part of the program, not just bait.

Can you help with one-off mice in the garage?

Yes. We'll treat the immediate problem, spot the likely entry points and give you a clear plan to keep them out without ongoing cost.

What's the difference between rats and mice?

Mice are smaller, curious and breed very quickly; rats are larger, cautious and cause more structural damage. Identifying the species matters for where bait stations and proofing go.

Do you offer ongoing rodent control for businesses?

Yes. Commercial rodent management programs with scheduled bait inspections and record-keeping suit restaurants, warehouses, strata and offices across Sydney.

Do bait stations come with the service?

Yes, station placement and monitoring are included while the problem is active. Ongoing maintenance programs are available if you prefer continuous coverage.

Rodent Control in Sydney | Rats & Mice Removal

4.9/5 from Sydney homeowners

Rats and mice need one small gap and a food source. Our Sydney rodent control finds how they're getting in, removes them with secure baiting and proofing, and keeps them from coming back.

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Sydney local
Same-day service available
Family & pet-safe treatments
6+ years of experience
1000+ jobs completed

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When to call us

Signs it's time to pick up the phone.

Most problems are worth treating sooner than later. Here are the signals our technicians hear most.

Droppings in the pantry or garage

Small dark pellets near food, cupboards or along walls are the most obvious sign of an active problem.

Scratching in the ceiling or walls

Activity at night, especially in the roof or wall cavities, means rodents are already inside the structure.

Gnaw marks or shredded material

Chewed cables, plastic and paper, or shredded insulation, signal nesting and a real fire risk from damaged wiring.

Repeated sightings despite traps

If traps keep catching or being avoided, there are likely multiple entry points that need sealing, not just more traps.

Rodents under the house or in the garden

Activity in the subfloor, shed or garden beds often leads inside. Early rat and mouse control here stops a larger infestation later.

Treatment process

How the treatment actually works.

Every job starts with finding the source, not just treating the symptom.

Find the entry points

We trace the activity back to the gaps around pipes, roofs, vents and doors that let rodents in.

Bait stations and control

Secure, tamper-resistant stations are placed where activity is, and monitored until the problem is resolved.

Seal and prevent

We seal the entry points we can, remove what's attracting them and set up ongoing monitoring where needed.

How it works

Simple from the first call.

Tell us what's going on, pick a time that suits, and let a local professional handle the rest.

Step 01

Book a visit

Call us or request a free quote and we'll come out quickly, same-day where possible.

Step 02

Inspect & treat

We locate activity and entry points, place secure bait stations and start removing the problem.

Step 03

Seal & monitor

Entry points get sealed, advice is provided, and stations are checked until the rodents are gone.

Guide

Rat & Mouse Control Sydney: Removal, Proofing & Monitoring

The questions we hear most about rodent control: how rats and mice get in, the signs to look for, whether baits are safe for pets, and what professional removal and proofing include.

Rats vs mice: which one is in your home?

Mice are small, curious and breed rapidly; rats are larger, suspicious and cause more structural damage. The species changes where bait stations go and which entry points matter most.

Signs of rats and mice in the house

Droppings near food or along walls, scratching in the ceiling at night, gnawed cables and packaging, shredded insulation and sudden pet interest in a wall or cupboard.

How do rats get into houses?

Through gaps around pipes, under doors, damaged roof tiles and vents, or openings in the subfloor. A rodent can squeeze through a gap the width of a pencil, which is why proofing beats traps alone.

Are rodent baits safe for pets and children?

Stations are tamper-resistant and positioned where only rodents can reach them. You'll always know exactly where the stations are and what to do if you find one disturbed.

Rodent control cost and what's included

Free quotes cover the inspection, secure baiting, entry-point sealing and follow-up monitoring. Programs run until activity stops, usually within one to two weeks.

Rodent proofing: stopping them coming back

Entry points around pipes, roof and subfloor are sealed, food sources are removed where possible and monitoring keeps running, so repeat visits are the exception, not the rule.