RATTRAXS Pest Control Services.
With over 30 years experience in the pest control industry ‘Rattraxs’ offers the complete service for all aspects of Pest Control.
We really do take your Rodent problems personally. On attendance our aim is not just to place baits or traps and leave it there, we specialise in complete control, eradication and most importantly to put a stop to any further chances of re-infestation.
Rattraxs can provide fully licensed rodenticide control if deemed necessary, however the use of such methods are not always required, as a industry there will always be a place for safe biocide control methods but there can be other approaches where such methods are not required.
It is estimated that around 90% of rat infestations within the domestic properties originate from drainage defects. This is where ‘Rattraxs” has not only the chemical or trapping options to hand but the knowledge, expertise and equipment to carry out full site investigations. Full drainage system surveys, drone and ladder inspections are part and parcel of the thorough site inspections carried out by ourselves from the first visit.
We will always attempt not only to offer a solution but also to correct the issue to completion ensuring that every effort is undertaken to prevent against further infestations. Rattraxs can provide all reports and documentation for any situation where third party companies may require information in the event specialist repair works need to be undertaken.
Ultimately our aim is to provide a fully comprehensive control, eradicate and solve your problem service, (Integrated Pest Management) by means of monitoring activity and controlling targeted areas rather than saturation methods reducing the amount of active substances on site then offering a solution, a permanent fix. We offer a fixed price service from the first point of contact for a service we are sure cannot be beaten.
All pests are controlled by Rattraxs Pest Control Services, we are fully licensed and hold certification to carry out not only rodent control but all aspects of insect control. Ants, Wasps, Fleas, Bed bugs, Cockroaches, Cluster Flies, Carpet Beetles, Biscuit Beetles, Moths, Woodworm, and Bees
Darron Pearce (MRSPH) Member of the Royal Society for Public Health