Rodents breed quickly, cause material damage (cables, insulation, food supplies) and pose a genuine health risk. An established infestation quickly outgrows consumer-grade solutions.
Our rodent control service combines an accurate diagnosis, secure bait stations and documented follow-up, with a guaranteed result, to permanently eliminate rats and mice and secure access points.
Individuals and businesses
For individuals
House, flat, cellar or garden: we act fast and discreetly to protect your home and family, with safe treatments and a guaranteed result.
For businesses
Restaurants, shops, property managers, companies and public bodies: tailored prevention contracts, sanitary traceability (HACCP) and scheduled visits to keep you compliant and protect your reputation.
What we treat
- Brown rats (common rats)
- House mice
- Field mice
- Homes and cellars
- Commercial premises
- Networks and outdoor areas
How the service works
- 1
Diagnosis
On-site inspection to identify the pest and the extent of the infestation.
- 2
Free quote
A clear, detailed quote with no obligation, tailored to your situation.
- 3
Treatment
Targeted treatments applied safely by our technicians.
- 4
Follow-up
Results check and prevention advice to avoid any recurrence.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to eliminate rats?
Depending on the scale of the infestation, it usually takes anywhere from a few days to two or three weeks, with one or more follow-up visits to guarantee complete eradication.
Are the products dangerous for my pets?
We use secure bait stations that are inaccessible to children and pets, and we apply protocols that comply with biocide regulations.
Need this service?
Our certified technicians are available 7 days a week. Free, no-obligation quote within 24 hours.
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