Rats in the drains, and finding the hole they are actually using.
£225 fixed · no call-out fee · 7 days, 8am–8pm
Rats do not live in a sound drain — they pass through one. What lets them into a garden, a cavity or under a floor is a hole: a fractured pipe, a collapsed section, an old connection that was capped badly, or a disused run nobody closed off when the house was extended. Baiting deals with the rats that are here now. The hole is still there next month.
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