PEST XTERMINATORS provides comprehensive rat control services in London. If you suspect the presence of pesky rodents on your premises or have spotted one, don’t hesitate to contact us to schedule a rat extermination. We will promptly send a pest control expert to your property to address the issue.
Common signs of a rat infestation in your property include gnawed surfaces, droppings, footprints, urine pillars and sightings of adult rodents. Since rats are most active at night, any scratching noises should be noticeable if you are awake. . Additionally, the presence of a foul smell is inevitable when numerous small creatures live, eat, breed, defecate, die, and decompose within your walls.
Rodents pose a threat to humans by carrying disease vectors, contaminating food, and causing damage to property through their constant gnawing.
Our pest control service is designed to minimise the potential health hazards caused by infestations. Most pests are carriers of harmful bacteria and viruses, which can pose significant health risks to both humans and animals.
Biocidal treatment is effective in eliminating up to 99% of all dangerous pathogens, including Norovirus, E.Coli, Salmonella, Swine Flu, Legionella, and others, that are commonly transmitted by rodents, birds, and insects. This ensures that our clients can have complete confidence in the biosecurity of their property, knowing it is now free from pathogenic, bacterial, and disease-causing agents!
The rat removal will begin with a thorough inspection, allowing the pest exterminator to assess the level of rat infestation on your property and recommend the most effective course of action.
The initial action is to restrict the rodents' movement as much as possible. This can be achieved by blocking potential entryways to your home with expanding foam, wire wool, and other types of sealants.
Your London rat exterminator is ready to provide you with valuable tips on preventing future rat infestations. If needed, the pest controller can also offer a comprehensive pest-proofing service for a small fee.
Rats invade properties in search of shelter, warmth, and food. They are omnivorous, have a diverse diet and are especially drawn to scavenging for leftovers. Known for their fast breeding rate, a female rat can have up to twelve babies each year, with the offspring reaching breeding age in just three months. Unlike mice, rats can grow significantly larger if provided with sufficient amounts of food and shelter. These pests are adaptable, skilled climbers, and may bite when feeling threatened. Effective rat control involves cutting off their access to food and water, as well as sealing entry points to prevent infestations and reduce health hazards.