Norway Rats commonly hide in the drainage or surrounding landscape of HDB flats close to the rubbish chute. They have been reports that they multiply in malls and started chewing the false ceiling apart, causing severe damage to the wires. These species of rats are intelligent and possess a great climbing ability that not many pest technician can solve. To prevent such ordeal it is a must that trees surrounding the building is not overhanging creating a pathway.

Old buildings that are vacant for a period will definitely be a choice for pests. Away from human traffic, provide warmth and definitely easy access to food source. Pregnant rats dig burrows to securely birth their pups, keeping them away from harm. Crack, gaps and crevices close to leaky pipe work has always been their primary choice to home their young.

Having regularly maintain taps or caulk the crack and crevices can prevent pest from the opportunity for shelter. Another suitable infestation location that rodent look for is a place that food is accessible. In estates, the rubbish bin and chute has always been an area that rodent are most active. Restaurants that serve abundant of food are not spare either despite heavy human traffic.

Some rodent may still make their presence during the day while most are nocturnal they will still leave traces. Such as bite marks, gnaw marks on electrical wires, urine stains or even faecal matters. Our specialists are able to inspect for the signs of rodent infestation and identity the species.