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Poison isn’t always the answer

  • n-e-sas
  • Oct 17
  • 1 min read

Updated: Oct 26

A customer was informed by a third party that they had a ‘rat nest’ in their drain. Upon inspection there was indeed evidence of rat activity. There were rat droppings and burrowing into the soil, above the pipe. As there were no rats entering the home, we installed a rat flap and blocked the burrowed hole. On this occasion, it was not necessary to leave poison, as a rat flap will prevent any rats from obtaining access into the domestic sewerage system via the sewerage outlet.

 
 
 

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