Rats and mice around Noosa often move into roof voids, subfloors and garages during cooler months looking for shelter, and can chew through insulation, cables and stored items once inside. Scratching noises at night and droppings near pantry shelving are common signs worth acting on before numbers build up further. Activity tends to pick up once the weather cools, as rats and mice look for warmer, drier shelter away from the yard.
The crew will check the roof void, subfloor and any gaps around the base of the house, pipes or the garage door before placing bait stations in spots away from pets and children. Outdoor bait stations are sometimes added around the yard if activity is coming from a garden shed or fence line. Gaps around plumbing, cabling and roof tiles are checked along the way, since these are common entry points rodents use to get inside.
- Check of roof void, subfloor and garage for activity
- Bait stations placed away from pets and children
- Outdoor bait stations added around sheds or fence lines
- Advice on sealing gaps around eaves, vents and pipes
- A return visit to check bait stations after the first call
Gaps around roof eaves, vents and pipe entries are often pointed out during the visit, since sealing these helps stop new rodents moving in once the current activity has been dealt with. Call 07 3543 7764 to book a crew for your Noosa property and get a price before the visit is confirmed.
Ready to book rodent control in Noosa? Call 07 3543 7764 and we will line up a local crew and give you upfront pricing before anyone visits.
