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Commercial Rodent Control Services Victoria | For Business
Rodents at your cafe, warehouse or store? Our commercial rodent control services Victoria wide include mapped stations and reports. Call 0435 073 966.
How commercial rodent control services are priced
No two sites are the same, so programs are priced per site in writing. These are the parts that make up the figure.
Inspection from $129
A walk through kitchens, storerooms, loading docks and the outside of the building, followed by a written summary of activity and gaps.
Per visit program fee
Worked out from station count, floor area and service frequency, then locked into your written program.
Sealing quoted apart
Openings are photographed and quoted separately in writing, and sealed gaps carry a 12-month warranty.
Agreed up front
Visit frequency, station count and price are signed off before the first service.
What do commercial rodent control services Victoria businesses use involve?
Reviewed by the Rodent Controller VIC team, updated September 2026
Rodent control for a business runs as an ongoing program. After inspecting the site we install numbered, lockable, tamper-resistant stations inside and around the building, plot each one on a plan of the premises and return on a fixed timetable.
On each visit every station is checked and its activity recorded, new signs are looked for and entry points are noted. A report follows every service, which is the paperwork auditors and council officers ask for.
Where rodents are finding a way in, the gaps are photographed and sealed with mesh and steel once approved. Service times can be booked outside trading hours so customers are not disturbed.
| Site inspection | From $129 inc GST |
|---|---|
| Program fee | Per visit, quoted in writing |
| Stations | Numbered, lockable, mapped |
| Reports | Emailed after each service |
| Visit times | Planned around trading |
| Sealing | Quoted in writing |
| Sealed gap cover | A year in writing |
| Typical sites | Food, retail, storage, strata |
Commercial rodent control for Victorian businesses
Each type of site has its own pressure points. The program is built around yours.
Cafes and restaurants
Every service covers the kitchen line, dry goods storage, grease traps and bin enclosures.
Warehouses and storage
Loading docks, roller doors and pallet racking where rodents hide and chew stock.
Retail and supermarkets
Stockrooms and back of house kept free of droppings and damaged packaging.
Strata and apartments
Bin rooms, basements and car parks shared by many residents.
Farms and grain stores
Sheds, silos and feed rooms where mouse numbers rise after harvest.
Offices and clinics
Ceiling spaces and service risers where cabling is at risk.
How commercial rodent control services run, in five stages
The same structure fits a single cafe or a large distribution centre, scaled to the site.
Inspect
Whole site walked inside and out, activity, gaps and risk areas recorded.
Program
We agree how many stations, how often we attend and the fee, all in writing.
Install
Lockable stations go in, each given a number that matches the plan.
Service
Every station checked and its activity logged on each scheduled visit.
Report
You receive a written summary each time, including advice on gaps and housekeeping.
Commercial rodent control records for your food safety file
Food businesses in Australia must take practical steps to keep pests out of the premises and prevent them from getting in. Environmental health officers and auditors will want to see evidence of that on the day they visit.
- A site map with every numbered station marked
- Station by station activity recorded each visit
- Gaps and hygiene issues noted with the action taken
- Products recorded and used as labelled
- Reports emailed after every visit for your records
Reference: FSANZ Food Standards Code, Standard 3.2.2, clause on animals and pests, plus guidance from your local council.
Commercial mice control for food and storage sites
Mice are the most common rodent in kitchens and stores, and they need a closer station spacing than rats. Commercial mice control covers the small gaps too.
- Stations spaced for mouse feeding habits
- Gaps around pipes, cables and door sweeps closed
- Dry stores and pallet areas checked every visit
- Damaged stock and droppings flagged in the report
- Sealed gaps photographed and warranted
Four commercial rodent control mistakes auditors notice
Most failed pest findings we are called in after trace back to one of these.
- 1Stations placed but never numbered, mapped or recorded.
- 2Visits with no report, leaving nothing to show an inspector.
- 3Loading dock doors left open with no sweeps or seals.
- 4Waste and bin areas cleaned too rarely, feeding rodents next to the building.
Three questions for any rodent control for business provider
Do I get a site map?
Every station should be numbered and marked, so anyone can check it.
What is in each report?
Station by station activity, what was done and any recommendations, sent after every visit.
How are gaps handled?
Openings should be photographed and quoted in writing, with sealed gaps warranted.
Commercial Rodent Control Services Victoria FAQs
Preparing for an audit or council visit? Ring and a specialist will explain what records you should have on file.
Call 0435 073 966How much do commercial rodent control services cost?
A site inspection is from $129 including GST. The ongoing program is priced per visit in writing, based on the size of the site, station count and frequency.
Do you provide commercial mice control for kitchens?
Yes. Commercial mice control in kitchens uses closer station spacing and sealing of small gaps around pipes, cables and door sweeps.
How often are commercial sites serviced?
Frequency follows the level of risk. Kitchens and food stores commonly have monthly visits, while quieter sites need fewer. The frequency is agreed in writing.
Will your reports satisfy an auditor or council officer?
Our reports record station by station activity, actions taken and recommendations. What an auditor requires can vary, so check your own food safety program too.
Can visits happen outside trading hours?
Yes. Service visits can be arranged before opening or after closing where a slot is available.
Do you service strata buildings?
Yes. Bin rooms, basements and car parks are common rodent areas in strata sites, and programs can be set up with the owners corporation.
What stations do you use?
Numbered, lockable, tamper-resistant stations fixed in place, with the products inside used as the label directs.
Do you seal entry points on commercial sites?
Yes. Gaps are photographed and quoted in writing, then closed with mesh and steel, with a 12-month warranty per sealed gap.
Is there a lock in contract?
Programs are agreed in writing with the visit frequency and price. Talk to us about the notice period before signing.
Do you cover regional Victorian businesses?
We service Victoria widely. Ring with the site location and we will confirm availability.
Can rodents damage stock and cabling?
Yes. Gnawed packaging, contaminated stock and chewed cabling are common on commercial sites, which is why regular monitoring matters.
What should staff do between visits?
Report sightings and droppings straight away, keep doors closed, and keep bins and stores clean. We note staff reports in the next service.
Book commercial rodent control services Victoria businesses rely on
Site inspection from $129 inc GST, numbered and mapped stations, a report after every visit and sealing warranted for 12 months.