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Expert Rat & Mouse Management for Commercial Properties

Rodent Control

Rodent control in Singapore is the NEA-licensed management of rats and mice using tamper-proof bait stations, snap traps, proofing and continuous monitoring. It is designed for HDB blocks, condominiums, food premises, warehouses and offices that need documented rodent activity records for NEA and SFA inspections.

Rodents pose serious health and safety risks, contaminating food supplies and causing structural damage through gnawing. Our integrated rodent management programme combines strategic baiting, exclusion techniques, and ongoing monitoring to protect your premises.

Rodent Control
Warning Signs

Signs of Infestation

Droppings along walls, in cupboards, or near food sources
Gnaw marks on cables, packaging, or structural materials
Greasy rub marks along walls and frequent pathways
Scratching or scurrying sounds, especially at night
Burrows or nesting materials in hidden areas
Unusual pet behaviour or excitement
Why Act Now

Health & Safety Risks

Transmission of diseases including leptospirosis and salmonellosis
Contamination of food products and storage areas
Fire hazards from gnawed electrical wiring
Structural damage to buildings and equipment
Severe regulatory penalties for food businesses
Reputation damage and customer loss
Treatment Methods

Our Solutions

Rodent Bait Stations

Tamper-resistant bait stations strategically placed along rodent pathways. Professional-grade rodenticides ensure effective population control.

Mechanical Trapping

Strategic placement of snap traps and electronic monitoring traps for rapid capture and population assessment.

Exclusion Services

Identification and sealing of entry points to prevent rodent ingress. Proofing of gaps, pipes, and structural vulnerabilities.

Sanitation Consultation

Expert recommendations on reducing food sources, harbourage, and conditions that attract rodents to your premises.

Our Approach

Treatment Process

1

Thorough inspection to identify species, entry points, and activity patterns

2

Assessment of population size and infestation severity

3

Installation of appropriate control measures

4

Regular monitoring and bait replenishment

5

Exclusion works to prevent re-entry

6

Detailed reporting and ongoing prevention strategies

Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Need Rodent Control?

Contact us today for a free inspection and customised treatment plan for your premises.