Rat Control Raynes Park

Rat Control in Raynes Park

Where Problems Start

Suburban semis and terraces around the station, with gardens typical of the area, 1930s semis with long back gardens and outbuildings are a classic rat route, especially where fences and sheds back onto each other.

Signs to Look For

• Dark, tapered droppings roughly 1–2cm long, often in small groups
• Greasy smear marks along skirting boards, pipes and the edges of holes
• Gnawing on wood, plastic, food packaging or cables
• Scratching in ceilings, walls or under the floor, mostly at night
• Burrows a few centimetres across in soil, under paving or beside a shed
• A stale, ammonia-like smell in cupboards or under the stairs

What Happens Next

If you've seen any of the above in Raynes Park, for rat control, we can usually confirm a price over the phone before booking anything, Suburban semis and terraces around the station, with gardens typical of the area.