Rat Chasing

Rats and other rodents have long been associated with drains and sewers and discovering that you have rats inside a property is more common than you may think. At 1-2 Clear, we have over 30 years experience of in tracing how rats enter peoples’ houses.

1-2 Clear can undertake a full CCTV inspection or survey of your underground drains outside and under a building to look for evidence of rats and how they may be entering your property, using the latest technology to see and record videos and photographs of the inside of your drainage system. We can diagnose the presence of rats in the drains and locate areas of drainage that need to be fixed. We are also able to trace exactly where any problem is, and also offer a complete range of solutions to repair or seal the drains to stop the rats from entering your house or business.

Rats and other rodents have long been associated with drains and sewers and discovering that you have rats inside a property is more common than you may think. Drains are moist, dark, and safe, which are three attractive qualities to rats. Rats are also drawn to homes and businesses, especially restaurants since an abundance of easy-to-reach food and water is available, as well as a range of places to make a nest. They travel along the sewer lines smelling along for food, which will naturally lead them to residential homes and businesses. Rodents will usually find a way into a home through broken or damaged or unsealed drainage pipes.

They are highly skilled when it comes to climbing, therefore, rats will easily find holes or cracks in drains which can lead them right into a residence.

You may not visibly see the rats, however, if you ever notice signs of rats droppings, chewed paper, and electrical wiring, noises, and thumps inside of the walls or even the drains or, small holes in the walls, there is a high possibility that your home or business has a rat problem.

It is important to point out that there is really no way to remove and prevent rats from infesting sewers and drainage systems; there are just far too many of them, but you can certainly prevent the rodents from getting into your drains and crawling up inside of your home. The key is finding out how and where they are escaping.