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Rat & Rodent Control in Delhi NCR

Baiting, traps and entry-point sealing to deal with rats and mice, with one follow-up included.

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Rat and rodent control starts at ₹1,299 for a 2BHK for a 2BHK and combines baiting, trap placement and sealing of likely entry points, taking around 45-60 minutes. One follow-up visit is included to check bait stations and adjust placement if needed. We work in Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Faridabad and Ghaziabad.

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  • 15+ years of experience

    Serving Delhi NCR since 2011

  • Our own verified team

    Police-verified, trained, in uniform

  • Fixed price before we start

    Never above the price we confirm

  • No hidden charges

    GST invoice for every job

  • Written warranty

    Termite up to 3 years*, bed bugs up to 6 months*

  • Free re-treatment

    If pests return within warranty

  • Government-approved chemicals

    CIB&RC-registered, odourless gel in kitchens

  • Eco-friendly herbal option

    For homes with babies, elders or pets

  • Same-day service available*

    Call before 12 noon

  • Photo report on WhatsApp

    Before/after photos and chemicals used

  • Same team on repeat visits

    People you already know

  • No selling at your door

    Our technicians never push plans

*Termite warranty depends on the chemical chosen and is written on your job card. Same-day service depends on slot availability.

Rat & Rodent Control price by home size

Fixed prices, including 18% GST. Paid before the job starts.

Rat & Rodent Control
Home size Price (incl. GST)
1RK / Studio ₹999
1BHK ₹1,099
2BHK ₹1,299
3BHK ₹1,499
4BHK ₹1,699
5BHK+ ₹1,899
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Baiting, traps, entry-point sealing. 1 follow-up included.

Signs you need it

  • Droppings near the kitchen platform, under the sink or along skirting
  • Gnaw marks on food packaging, wires or wooden furniture
  • A scratching or scurrying sound inside walls or the false ceiling at night
  • A stale, musty smell in a cupboard or storeroom
  • Grease marks along skirting where rodents repeatedly travel
  • Pet dogs or cats showing unusual interest in a particular corner or cupboard

What's included

  • Inspection to identify entry points, nesting areas and travel paths
  • Bait placement at points away from easy reach of children and pets, where possible
  • Trap placement in kitchens, storerooms or other active areas
  • Sealing or flagging likely entry points such as gaps around pipes, the main door or balcony
  • One included follow-up visit to check bait stations and adjust the approach
  • Guidance on reducing food access that attracts rodents

Not included

  • Structural repair of large gaps, holes or damaged pipework
  • Removal of a rodent that has died inside a wall void or ceiling
  • Cover against rodents entering fresh from an external source after treatment
  • Treatment of neighbouring units or shared building areas

Our process

  1. 01

    Inspection

    The technician checks for droppings, gnaw marks and gaps that rodents are using to enter the home.

  2. 02

    Bait and trap placement

    Bait stations and traps are placed in active areas, positioned to limit access by children and pets.

  3. 03

    Entry-point attention

    Gaps around pipes, the main door and balcony are flagged, and sealed where it is within scope to do so.

  4. 04

    Monitoring period

    Over the following days, bait stations work on the existing rodent population.

  5. 05

    Follow-up visit

    One included follow-up checks bait stations, removes any that are no longer needed, and adjusts placement if activity continues.

  6. 06

    Final guidance

    You are given tips on storing food and sealing gaps yourself to prevent new rodents from entering.

Before we arrive

  • Point out areas with droppings, gnaw marks or noises at night
  • Keep children and pets away from areas where bait stations will be placed
  • Store food in sealed containers rather than open packets, where possible
  • Mention any gaps around pipes or the main door that you have already noticed

Aftercare

  • Do not move or disturb bait stations between visits
  • Keep an eye out for a reduction in droppings and gnaw marks over the following week
  • Report any new activity so it can be addressed in the follow-up visit
  • Continue storing food in sealed containers to avoid attracting new rodents

Safety & chemicals

Bait stations are placed at points chosen to limit easy access by children and pets, and the technician will point these out to you. CONFIRM product/bait brand name. If a rodent dies in a hard-to-reach void such as inside a wall, removal of the carcass is outside the scope of this service and may need a separate arrangement.

Warranty

One follow-up visit is included to check bait stations and adjust the treatment. This service does not promise rodents will never return, since they can re-enter from outside sources such as a neighbouring building or drain.

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Spotting a rodent problem early

Rodents are mostly active at night, so many households notice the signs before they see an actual rat or mouse — droppings near the kitchen platform, gnaw marks on food packaging or wires, or a scratching sound inside the false ceiling after dark. Grease marks along skirting, where rodents repeatedly brush against the wall on their usual path, are another early indicator worth checking for.

Catching these signs early makes treatment more effective, since a small, recently established population is easier to manage than one that has had time to nest and multiply. If a pet shows unusual, repeated interest in a particular cupboard or corner, it is often worth checking that spot even before you notice droppings yourself.

How baiting, trapping and sealing work together

Bait stations placed in active areas work on the existing rodent population over the days following treatment, while traps are used in spots with heavier or more immediate activity, such as a kitchen storeroom. The technician positions bait stations with an eye to limiting access by children and pets, though you should still be aware of where they are placed.

Entry points — gaps around pipes, the main door, or the balcony — are flagged during the visit, and minor sealing is done where it is within scope. Rodents are persistent about reusing the same entry points, so identifying and closing these gaps is as important as the baiting itself for a longer-lasting result.

Why the follow-up visit is included

Rodent populations are not always fully addressed in a single visit, especially if there is an active nesting site nearby or outside the home that keeps contributing new rodents. The included follow-up visit lets the technician check how bait stations have performed, remove the ones that are no longer needed, and adjust placement if a particular area is still showing activity.

This follow-up is also a chance to reassess entry points — sometimes a gap that seemed sealed is reopened, or a new one appears after some work around the building, and the second visit is where that gets caught.

Keeping rodents from coming back

Storing food in sealed containers rather than open packets removes one of the main reasons rodents are drawn into a kitchen in the first place, and this habit matters even after a successful treatment, since any uncontrolled food source can attract new rodents from outside. Keeping an eye on gaps around pipes or the main door, especially after any building maintenance work nearby, also helps.

Because rodents can re-enter from a neighbouring building, a nearby drain, or open ground, no single treatment can promise they will never come back. The combination of baiting, sealing identified entry points, the included follow-up, and ongoing food storage habits at home is what keeps the numbers low over time.

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Rat & Rodent Control: your questions

Is the bait safe for my pets?
Bait stations are placed at points chosen to limit access by pets and children wherever possible, and the technician will show you where they are placed. Keep an eye on pets near these spots regardless.
What if a rat dies inside a wall?
Removal of a carcass from a hard-to-reach wall void or ceiling is outside the scope of this service and may need a separate arrangement, since it usually requires breaking into the structure.
How long before I see results?
Most households notice reduced droppings and activity within a week or two as bait stations take effect, though this depends on how established the rodent population is.
Will you seal the holes rodents are using to enter?
We flag likely entry points and seal minor gaps where it is within scope. Larger structural repairs, such as big holes or damaged pipework, are outside this service and may need a contractor.
What does the included follow-up visit cover?
The follow-up checks bait stations, removes ones no longer needed, and adjusts placement if activity is continuing in a particular spot.
Can rats come back after treatment?
Yes, rodents can re-enter from outside sources like a neighbouring drain or building, so ongoing food storage habits and sealing gaps help keep numbers down after the treatment.
Do you handle mice as well as rats?
Yes, this service covers both rats and mice using a similar approach of baiting, trapping and entry-point attention.

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