Rodent Control in Holland Park West

Holland Park West is north of Sunnybank, past Mount Gravatt, and the crew we book gets there in about twenty minutes along Logan Road. It is a leafy suburb of interwar and postwar timber homes, many of them Queenslanders on stumps, with renovated houses and newer duplexes on subdivided blocks.

Older timber homes give rodents more ways in. Open subfloors, gaps between floorboards, old vents and worn eaves all let rats move from the garden into the house. Norway rats burrow under the house and along retaining walls, while roof rats climb big old trees and run along fences to reach the roof. Mango trees and vegetable patches in older yards keep them fed.

The crew checks the roof void, the space under the house and the yard, then chooses traps, lockable bait stations or both. They can also point out the openings worth closing once the rodents inside are dealt with. Call and we will give you an upfront price before the visit.