Rats chew through wood, plastic and even mild steel. North Shore Wildlife uses our Rat Action Tunnel System (R.A.T.S.) plus exclusion to get rid of rats and keep them out. Never poison.

Rats can carry harmful diseases like hantavirus, leptospirosis and rat-bite fever. They chew through wood, plastic and even mild steel, damaging structures, pipes and electrical wires.
Our Rat Action Tunnel System (R.A.T.S.) uses protected snap-trap stations placed on rat travel routes for quick, targeted results. Then we seal the entry points and keep monitoring until the activity is gone.
Targeted trapping plus exclusion, not bait boxes full of poison.
Exterior and interior pressure mapping and burrow identification.
R.A.T.S. stations placed and serviced on a set schedule.
Foundation gaps, utility lines, door sweeps and bulkheads sealed.
Follow-up visits with adjustments until activity is resolved.
See the Rat Action Tunnel System at work.
Questions North Shore homeowners ask us.
Never. Poison can cause rats to die in walls and puts pets and wildlife at risk. We use our R.A.T.S. snap-trap stations instead.
The Rat Action Tunnel System: protected snap-trap stations placed on rat travel routes and serviced on a set schedule.
Yes. Exclusion is part of the job: foundation gaps, utility penetrations, door sweeps and bulkhead seals.
It depends on the size of the problem. We keep monitoring and adjusting until the activity is resolved.
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