When we talk about rodent control we mean all those chemical and physical practices aimed at capturing, eliminating or excluding rodents.

       A good rodent control intervention is always preceded by an extremely accurate inspection in order to identify all the weaknesses in the area to be protected; during the first inspection we also identify the most visible points of entry and suggest the necessary measures to prevent access and the proliferation of pests (structural interventions, protection systems, behaviour rules, etc.) As the work goes ahead, this first list will be updated continually in order to prevent, as far as possible, the entry of new individuals: such practices are called RAT-PROOFING.

 In factories we will supply rudiments of STACKING (correct goods stocking) and HOUSEKEEPING (room maintenance conditions).

       The second step is the operational one, which is different if we are inside or outside the building and according to the destination of use of the area to be protected.

The traditional rodent control systems include the external installation of a system of nozzles of rat bait that must be safer the more sensitive the area (hospitals, school parks, etc.) Then we will start the active fight with the positioning of bait inside the nozzles or in “protected” points and subsequent monitoring. The suppliers are made of plastic, resistant, crushproof and equipped with a security key. On the contrary, inside buildings, in order to prevent the operators and users from coming into contact with noxious products, or where food factories are concerned, in compliance with the laws in force and H.A.C.C.P. principles, we will use traps, adhesive traps or poison-free virtual bait which will allow us to highlight the possible presence of rodents before it becomes notable and therefore before they can cause any damage.