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Dave Hates Rats
Take your home back

Rats belong
outside.
Let’s keep it
that way.

Hear scratching overhead? Find out what to check, what to avoid, and who to call for help near you.

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Illustration of a brown rat moving across timber in an attic

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01
Find the route. Inspect entry points and activity.
02
Address the rats. Choose a monitored removal plan.
03
Keep them out. Repair, clean, and follow up.
Start with the right next step

Less guesswork.
More useful answers.

A noise in the attic is a clue. An inspection turns that clue into a plan for the whole building.

01 / UNDERSTAND

Is it really a rat?

Learn what signs can tell you, where assumptions go wrong, and why species identification matters.

Explore rat information
02 / TAKE ACTION

Know what you can tackle.

Start with accessible inspections, secure food storage, and sensible steps that do not disturb contaminated waste.

Read the DIY guide
03 / GET HELP

Find your local contact.

Choose a city, review its listed phone number, and ask about an inspection for your property.

Find your location
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Think beyond the trap

A lasting fix starts
with the building.

Removing one rat does not close the route it used. A useful plan considers access, food, shelter, damage, and fresh signs after the work.

  • Identify the animal and the areas it is using.
  • Coordinate removal with durable entry repairs.
  • Plan cleanup and check for renewed activity.
Read the inspection guide

Get a plan for your rat problem.

Find your location and speak with the listed local service.

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