jmmolinoonepest@gmail.com Serving Batangas and southern Laguna

Rat and mouse control for homes, groceries and warehouses

Baiting systems with tamper-proof stations and multi-trap programmes for rats and mice, from a single house to a full warehouse.

A rat caught in a cage trap set along a wall on a customer's site

Signs you have a rodent control problem

The things people notice first. One is enough to call; you do not need all of them.

  • Droppings along a wall line or behind stock
  • Gnawed cartons, sacks or cables
  • Scratching in the ceiling at night
  • Grease marks on a wall at knee height
  • A smell of ammonia in a corner or a cupboard
  • A rat seen in daylight, which means the population is large

What's included in rodent control

What the technician does on the visit. Equipment and solutions come with us.

  • Free ocular to find the runs, the nests and the entry points
  • Tamper-proof bait stations placed on the runs
  • Multi-catch trap system where bait cannot be used
  • Sealing advice for the gaps they are using
  • Regular monitoring programme for food businesses and warehouses
  • Follow-up visit and station checks

One rat is never one rat

Rats move along walls, at night, and avoid open floor. The one you saw was out because the better spots were taken. A grocery, a café or a warehouse that takes deliveries every day gets a new arrival with every delivery, and a house next to a vacant lot gets them from the field.

Baiting and trapping

We place tamper-proof bait stations on the runs themselves, along the walls and behind stock where the droppings are, so the bait is taken where the rats already travel and cannot be reached by a child, a dog or a customer. Where bait is not appropriate, near open food or where a dead rat in a wall would be a worse problem, we run a multi-catch trap system instead, and check it.

A programme, not a visit

For a food business or a warehouse the answer is a monitoring programme: stations and traps checked on a schedule, refilled before they run out, with a record of activity so you can see it falling. For a house it is usually a treatment plus a follow-up, and some honest advice about the gap under the door.

Tell us what you are seeing and where you are. The ocular visit is free and the quote is on the spot.

How to get started with rodent control

Four steps, and the first two cost you nothing.

  1. Message or call

    Tell us what you are seeing, where, and how long it has been going on. A photo helps.

  2. Free ocular visit

    We come out, look properly, find where they are getting in, and quote on the spot. No charge for the look.

  3. Treatment

    Odourless, FDA-approved solutions, applied where the pests actually live. Safe around the family, the pets and the plants once dry.

  4. Follow-up

    We check back. If they come back, so do we.

Where we do rodent control

Pest control across Tanauan City and the towns around it: Lipa, Santo Tomas, Malvar, Talisay, Balete and Batangas City, and over the line into Calamba.

Questions about rodent control

Is the bait safe around children and pets?

The stations are locked and anchored, so the bait cannot be reached by hands or paws. In a house with pets we place them where the pets do not go, or use traps instead.

What about the smell if one dies in the wall?

This is why placement matters. Stations go on the runs near the entry points so rats are heading out, not in, when the bait takes effect. Where that cannot be arranged we use traps.

Seen one? There are more.

Tell us what you are seeing and where. We come out for a free ocular visit, quote on the spot, and treat with odourless solutions that are safe for the family, the pets and the plants.