Rats get into homes in Springfield Lakes through gaps around the roofline, vents, pipes and the garage door, and once inside a roof void they can move around the property for weeks before anyone notices. Scratching overhead, droppings in a cupboard or gnaw marks on stored boxes in the garage are usually the first sign.
The crew we book will walk the outside of the property first, checking the roofline, eaves and any gaps around pipes or the electricity box, before going into the roof. They look for droppings, gnaw marks and rub marks along beams to work out where the rats are moving, and check the garage and yard for nesting spots as well.
- Outside check of the roofline, vents and pipe entries
- Roof void check for droppings, gnaw marks and nesting
- Garage and yard check for outdoor activity
- Bait stations or traps placed depending on the site
- A plain rundown of what was found before the crew leaves
- Notes on gaps worth closing once the rats are dealt with
Rats in a newer suburb like Springfield Lakes usually come in through the roof rather than an open subfloor, since most homes here are built on a slab. That means the roof void, the garage roller door and gaps around the eaves tend to be where the crew spends most of their time, along with any gap left around a new extension or patio.
Pricing is upfront and most jobs in Springfield Lakes can be booked on a same-day or next-day basis where the run allows, even on a newer estate where every street looks similar. Call 07 3543 7769 with your street and postcode.
