Rats are intelligent, cautious and destructive — and Kenya's rats (Norway and roof rats) are experts at exploiting gaps, drains and food waste. We survey, bait, trap and proof with commercial-grade methods.
Rats are intelligent, cautious and destructive — and Kenya's rats (Norway and roof rats) are experts at exploiting gaps, drains and food waste. We survey, bait, trap and proof with commercial-grade methods.
Warning signs
Large capsule-shaped droppings along walls and behind objects
Gnaw damage on wood, plastic, pipes and food packaging
Grease rub marks along frequently used runs
Burrows in gardens, compounds and under structures
Loud nocturnal movement in ceilings and wall voids
Why act fast
Fire and flood damage from gnawed cables and pipes
Noticeable reduction in 1–2 weeks; full control of a established population typically takes 3–6 weeks with maintained baiting and proofing.
We've tried shop-bought poison with no luck — why?
Rats are neophobic — they avoid new objects and often sub-lethally dose on weak baits, learning to avoid them. Professional-grade bait, correctly placed on runs, overcomes this.
Do you handle commercial contracts?
Yes — restaurants, godowns, estates and supermarkets get scheduled programmes with documentation for audits and county health compliance.