Get rats and mice out, and keep them out.
Inspection, trapping, baiting and exclusion for New York buildings, with monitoring until activity hits zero.
What we check
- Exterior perimeter, tree pits and sidewalk cracks for burrows
- Trash corrals and container lids
- Doors, sweeps and loading docks
- Basements, boiler rooms and pipe penetrations
- Dry storage and under equipment
- Wall voids and hung ceilings
- Droppings, rub marks and gnaw marks
What we do
Inspect and map
Where they're getting in, where they're nesting, what they're eating.
Seal entry points
With rodent-proof materials. A mouse fits through a gap the width of a pencil, a rat through a hole the size of a quarter.
Remove the population
Snap traps along walls indoors, tamper-resistant bait stations outside, burrow treatment where needed.
Monitor every visit
Device by device, adjusting until activity is zero.
5 habits that keep rodents out
- Trash in lidded bins, never bags on the floor overnight
- Doors closed, with sweeps that touch the threshold
- Food and dry goods sealed and 6 inches off the floor
- Clean under and behind equipment every night
- Report droppings or gnaw marks the same day
Proof of every visit, in your inbox.
Within 2 hours of every visit you get a field report: photos of every finding, device by device counts, every product applied with its EPA number, and recommendations that say what to fix, where, who is responsible and how urgent. Open items stay on the report until they're closed.
A device map and catch counts per station, so you can see exactly where activity is and isn't.
See everything you get →
Overall activity is low and down from last month. Two fresh mouse droppings found in dry storage. One urgent item for the building: seal the gap at the rear delivery door.
Install a door sweep on the rear delivery door (3/4 inch gap).Responsibility: building maintenance · before next visit
Move dry goods 6 inches off the floor in dry storage.Responsibility: kitchen staff · within 2 weeks
Grease build-up under fryer line cleaned.First issued Oct 3 · closed Oct 14
Read up on the usual suspects
"I received a detailed report that had photos and recommendations before the tech got into his van."
Frequently asked
Why not just put down poison?
Bait alone kills some rodents and leaves the holes they came through. Without exclusion and sanitation, new ones move right back in. Indoors we lean on traps so you don't have rodents dying in your walls.
How long does it take?
Most jobs show a big drop in the first 2 to 3 weeks. Rats avoid new objects for days, so outdoor stations can take a little time to start working.
Is my building in a Rat Mitigation Zone?
The city has named Rat Mitigation Zones in several neighborhoods. We can tell you during the inspection and set up your program to match the city's rules.
Ready to protect your building?
Get a free, no-obligation inspection from a licensed commercial technician. Most inspections are scheduled within a few business days.