Rodent Control in India
Scientific rodent baiting, monitoring, and exclusion for homes and businesses.
What is Rodent Control?
Rats and mice contaminate food, gnaw electrical wiring (causing 25%+ of building electrical fires), and carry leptospirosis. IPCC's rodent control program combines tamper-resistant bait stations, exclusion (sealing entry points), and population monitoring. Mandatory for HACCP-certified facilities; recommended for all warehouses, kitchens, and ground-floor properties.
Pests Addressed
Our Rodent Control Process
Site survey
Identify activity (droppings, gnaw marks, runs), entry points, and food/water sources.
Bait station placement
Tamper-resistant, locked stations at perimeter and high-activity zones. Numbered and mapped.
Exclusion
Seal entry points larger than 6 mm with steel wool, sealant, or metal mesh.
Monitoring
Monthly check, bait replenishment, activity log. Critical for HACCP audit trail.
Transparent Pricing
No hidden costs. Free inspection before quote.
Starting from
₹2,500
+ GST. Final price depends on property size and infestation level.
Rodent Control Across India
IPCC provides rodent control in 50+ Indian cities. Select your city for local pricing and booking:
Why IPCC for Rodent Control?
Government-approved chemicals
Only Central Insecticide Board (CIB) approved formulations.
Defense-cleared technicians
Security-vetted, background-checked, IPM-trained.
Transparent pricing
Written quote before service starts. No hidden charges.
24/7 support
Emergency service available across metros. Free re-treatment if needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are rat baits safe near pets?+
Yes when used inside tamper-resistant bait stations as IPCC does. Free-thrown baits are dangerous; we never use them. Anticoagulant antidote (Vitamin K1) is available at any veterinary hospital.
How long does rodent control take?+
Active infestations typically eliminated in 14-21 days. Monitoring continues monthly for ongoing protection.
Book Rodent Control Service Today
Free inspection. Written quote. No-obligation. Get IPCC's rodent control for your property.