Once the rats or mice are gone, the mess they leave behind is still there. Droppings pile up along runways in the roof, behind kitchen drawers and in the corners of garages and sheds. They carry a strong smell, stain ceilings in older homes and can draw new rodents in. Mouse droppings in a pantry mean food has to be checked and cupboards wiped out. For many people in New Farm, cleaning up is the part of the job they least want to do themselves.
We give you upfront pricing on the call and book a nearby independent crew. The crew we book wears gloves and masks, and wets down droppings before removing them so dust is not stirred into the air. They bag everything, wipe down the surfaces with disinfectant and check that no fresh droppings suggest rodents are still active. A clean-up visit usually covers:
- Removing droppings from roof spaces, cupboards, drawers and garages
- Bagging soiled nesting material and small sections of insulation
- Disinfecting benches, shelves and floors where rodents have been
- Checking for fresh signs that point to ongoing activity
- Advice on what to throw out from pantries and stored boxes
- Setting a few monitoring traps to confirm the area stays clear
If the crew finds fresh droppings, it usually means rodents are still around, and they will talk you through baiting or trapping before cleaning up. Large areas of soiled insulation in a New Farm roof space may need to be removed and replaced, which the crew will price separately. Before they arrive, avoid sweeping or vacuuming droppings yourself, as that sends dust into the air.
Call 07 3543 7768 to book a droppings clean-up. We will give you the price and set a time with a local crew, same-day or next-day where the run allows.
