Signs you have rats and mice
- Droppings near food, along walls or in false ceilings
- Gnawed wires, packaging, doors or pipes
- Scratching sounds in ceilings or walls at night
- Burrows near the building, drains or garden
Warehouses in Chakan, Wagholi and Lohegaon and food businesses across Pune often see rodents move in from open land and drains. Proofing matters as much as baiting.
How we treat rats and mice
Inspection
We map runways, burrows and entry points and decide where bait stations and traps should go.
Bait stations and traps
Tamper-proof, lockable bait stations outside and glue boards or snap traps indoors where baiting is not suitable.
Proofing
We advise on sealing gaps, drain covers and door sweeps so new rodents cannot get in.
Monitoring
Commercial sites get regular checks with a station map and service record.
Is it safe for my family?
Our safety approach. Bait is always placed inside locked stations that children, pets and non-target animals cannot open. Indoors, near food, we use traps instead of bait.
Every product we use is registered with the Central Insecticides Board & Registration Committee (CIB&RC), and our technicians are trained by NIPHM. Read more about our human-safe pest control and organic pest control methods.
How to prevent rats and mice coming back
- Store grain and pet food in metal or thick plastic bins
- Keep garbage covered and cleared daily
- Seal gaps around pipes and cables larger than a pencil
- Trim vegetation away from walls
Rodent control: frequently asked questions
Is rat bait safe if I have pets?
We place bait only inside lockable, tamper-proof stations that pets and children cannot open. Inside homes and kitchens we use traps instead.
Do you offer rodent control contracts for warehouses?
Yes. We provide monthly contracts with numbered bait stations, a station map and service reports, which many clients use for audits.
