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Commercial Rodent Control Victoria | For Businesses
Rats or mice on your premises? Our commercial rodent control Victoria team runs monitored programs with site maps and service reports. Call 0435 073 966.
Commercial rodent control services pricing
Every site is different, so commercial work is priced per site in writing. This is how the price is built.
Site inspection from $129
A walk through of the kitchen, storage, loading areas and outside, with a written report of activity and entry points.
A the price per visit
Based on the number of stations, the size of the site and how often it needs servicing, written into your program.
Sealing priced separately
Entry points are listed with photos and priced in writing, and sealed points carry a 12-month warranty.
No lock in surprises
The program, visit frequency and price are agreed in writing before the first service.
How do commercial rodent control services work?
Reviewed by the Rodent Control Victoria team, updated September 2026
Commercial rodent control is a program, not a one off visit. After a site inspection we place numbered, lockable bait stations and monitoring points around the building, record each one on a site map, and service them on a set schedule.
Each visit checks every station, records activity and looks for new signs and entry points. You get a service report after every visit, which is what auditors and council officers ask to see.
Where rodents are getting in, we list the entry points and seal them with mesh and metal. Scheduled visits can be set around your trading hours so service does not interrupt customers.
| Site inspection | From $129 inc GST |
|---|---|
| Program pricing | Fixed per visit, in writing |
| Stations | Numbered, lockable, mapped |
| Reports | After every visit |
| Visit timing | Around trading hours |
| Sealing | Priced in writing |
| Warranty | 12 months on sealed points |
| Sites | Food, retail, warehouses, strata |
Commercial mice control and rat control for these sites
Different businesses have different risks. The program is built around yours.
Cafes and restaurants
Kitchens, dry stores, bins and grease traps, serviced before or after trade.
Food manufacturers
Monitoring programs with detailed records for audits and customers.
Retail and supermarkets
Stock rooms, loading docks and packaging areas where mice hide.
Warehouses and logistics
Large perimeters, pallets and roller doors where rats move in.
Strata and body corporates
Common areas, bin rooms and car parks across whole buildings.
Offices, schools and clinics
Quiet, scheduled service with minimal disruption.
Restaurant rodent control and other programs, step by step
The same structure for a single cafe or a large warehouse, scaled to the site.
Inspect
Site walked inside and out, activity and entry points recorded, risks noted.
Plan
Number of stations, visit frequency and price written into your program.
Install
Numbered lockable stations placed and marked on a site map.
Service
Every station checked and recorded on each scheduled visit.
Report
Service report after each visit, with sealing and hygiene recommendations.
Rodent control for business records that stand up to inspection
Food businesses in Australia must keep premises free of pests and take practical steps to stop them getting in. Council environmental health officers and auditors look for evidence that you are doing that.
- A site map showing every numbered station
- Service reports for every visit, with activity recorded station by station
- Entry points and hygiene issues noted, with what was done about them
- Records of the products used, as labelled
- Reports sent to you after each visit for your food safety file
Food businesses: see Food Standards Code Standard 3.2.2 on animals and pests, and your local council's food safety guidance.
Commercial rodent control Victoria sites need includes sealing
Stations manage rodents that are already there. Closing the entry points stops the site needing more of them.
- Gaps under roller doors and around loading docks
- Pipe, cable and duct penetrations into kitchens and stores
- Wall vents, weep holes and roofline gaps
- Each sealed point photographed and listed on your warranty
Commercial rodent control mistakes that fail audits
These are the gaps we find most often when a business takes over from a previous program.
- 1Stations that are not numbered or mapped, so nobody can show where they are or what was found.
- 2No service reports on file when the council officer or auditor asks for them.
- 3Loose bait or unsecured stations in areas where food, staff or customers are.
- 4Treating inside while gaps under roller doors and around pipes stay open.
Choosing commercial rodent control services: what to ask
Will I get a site map and reports?
If a program cannot show where every station is and what was found each visit, it will not help you at an audit.
What is the price per visit?
Ask for the number of stations, the visit frequency and the price in writing before the first service.
Do you seal entry points?
Monitoring alone can go on forever. Sealing is what reduces how much monitoring the site needs.
Commercial Rodent Control Victoria FAQs
Not sure what your site needs? Tell us the type of business and what you have seen, and we will explain the options.
Call 0435 073 966How much do commercial rodent control services cost?
Commercial rodent control services are priced per site. A site inspection with a written report starts from $129, and your program sets the price per visit in writing.
Do you provide commercial mice control for food businesses?
Yes. Commercial mice control for cafes, restaurants, food manufacturers and retailers is a core part of what we do, with reports for your food safety file.
What does rodent control for business include?
Rodent control for business includes a site inspection, numbered lockable stations, a site map, scheduled servicing, service reports and entry point sealing where needed.
Is restaurant rodent control done during trading hours?
We schedule restaurant rodent control visits around trade, usually before opening or after close, so customers are not affected.
How often should a commercial site be serviced?
It depends on the risk. Food businesses are often serviced monthly or every six to eight weeks, and lower risk sites less often. Your program sets the frequency.
Will your reports satisfy a council inspection?
Our reports show station locations, activity and actions taken, which is the evidence officers usually ask for. Your own hygiene practices matter too.
Are the stations safe around staff and customers?
We use lockable, tamper-resistant stations placed out of reach, and registered products used as labelled. Stations are kept out of food preparation areas.
Do you service strata buildings and body corporates?
Yes. We service common areas, bin rooms, car parks and building perimeters, with reports for the committee.
Can you seal entry points on commercial buildings?
Yes. We list the entry points with photos, price the sealing in writing, and warrant each sealed point for 12 months.
Which areas do you cover for commercial sites?
We service commercial sites across Victoria. Call with your location and we will confirm availability and a visit schedule.
What happens if rodents are found between visits?
Call us. We check the activity, add or move stations where needed and record it in your service history.
Can we start with a one off treatment?
Yes. Some sites start with a single treatment and sealing, then move to a program if activity continues.
Book commercial rodent control Victorian businesses rely on
Numbered, mapped stations, service reports after every visit, entry points sealed and a written price before we start.