Bait stations are one of the main tools the crew we book uses once an inspection has shown where rats are active in a Brisbane home. Rather than placing bait loosely, the crew uses lockable stations positioned along the routes rats use, in the roof, subfloor or around the yard, which keeps the bait away from pets and children. Stations used outdoors are weighted or fixed in place so they are not easily knocked over by wind, garden tools or a curious pet exploring the yard.
Placement depends on what the inspection finds. A roof with heavy droppings near the manhole might get several stations along that route, while a yard with burrows near a fence line needs stations placed outside rather than inside the house. The crew maps each station so a return visit can check the same spots quickly. The number of stations placed depends on how large the property is and how many separate routes the inspection has found, rather than a fixed number for every job.
Because rats need time to find and use a new bait station, the first week usually shows the biggest drop in activity, with a return visit used to add more bait and move stations that are not being used. For Brisbane homes with a mix of roof and yard activity, this often means stations in more than one area at once.
- Lockable bait stations placed along common rat routes
- Placement in the roof, subfloor or yard based on the inspection
- Stations positioned away from pets and children where possible
- A return visit to check uptake and add more bait
- A price for stations and return visits given upfront
- Station numbers matched to the size of the property and the routes found
Call 07 3543 7771 and we will book a local crew to inspect your property and place stations where they are needed.
