
Repeated Evidence May Reveal an Active Area
Droppings, gnaw marks, damaged packaging, tracks and movement around the same location may indicate ongoing rat activity.
Food and Waste Can Support the Problem
Accessible food, waste, water and protected shelter may encourage rats to remain around a property.
Review Travel and Shelter Areas
We assess accessible evidence, movement routes, protected locations and areas where rats may be feeding or nesting.
Check Relevant Exterior Conditions
We consider waste zones, storage conditions, foundation gaps, utility openings and other accessible entry areas.

Inspect
We Check the Evidence and Affected Areas
We review droppings, damage, movement routes, possible attractants and accessible openings.
Identify
We Assess the Rat Activity
We consider the activity level, affected zones and property conditions requiring attention.
Service
We Complete the Recommended Rat Service
The service is selected according to the activity and accessible property conditions.
Guide
We Explain What to Monitor
We provide relevant sanitation, storage, waste-management and exterior-maintenance recommendations.
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Yes. Petty Pest Control provides rat control throughout Niagara Falls & Southern Ontario.
Signs may include droppings, gnaw marks, damaged containers, tracks, nesting material and sounds inside protected areas.
Rats may be active around basements, garages, storage areas, waste zones, utility spaces and sheltered exterior locations.
Accessible food, waste, water, shelter and exterior openings may contribute to rat activity.
Yes. Rats may use accessible gaps around foundations, doors, vents, utility lines and other openings.
Have an active opening assessed before sealing it. Blocking the route too early may leave rats inside or redirect their movement.
Yes. We assess rat evidence around waste zones, storage areas, loading locations and other affected commercial areas.
Cleaning and secure storage can reduce attractants, but active rat activity and accessible entry areas may still require assessment.
The recommendation depends on the evidence, activity level, affected zones and accessible property conditions.
Complete the website form or call +1 289-277-1798 and describe where you have noticed rat activity.
4551 Zimmerman Ave, Niagara Falls, ON L2E 3M5, Canada
Call: +1 289-277-1798

Call : +1 289-277-1798