Why warehouses attract pests
- Pallets, boxes and containers: cockroaches and rodents arrive with the goods.
- Often-open loading docks: rodents’ favourite way in.
- Large, quiet spaces, corners and high racking: perfect shelters.
- Flat roofs and high structures: pigeon and starling nesting.
A rodent in a warehouse means risk of contaminated stock, rejected deliveries and lost clients.
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Our program for warehouses and distribution centres
Full inspection
Docks, receiving areas, racking, exterior perimeter and roof.
Protected perimeter
Numbered exterior bait stations around the building and doors.
Secured docks and openings
Door sweeps, dock seals and screening of openings.
Indoor monitoring
Mechanical traps and monitoring stations along walls and racking, with no product near stock.
Report every visit
Station map, findings and actions: ready for your clients and audits.
Protect your stock and your clients.
Visits scheduled around your operations, day or night.
Pests we control in warehouses
Frequently asked questions
Can pallets and boxes bring in pests?
Yes, it is the main way in for warehouses: cockroaches and rodents travel in pallets, boxes and containers. Our inspection covers receiving areas and includes advice on checking goods on arrival.
How do you protect loading docks?
Door sweeps and dock seals, exterior bait stations around doors, and screening of openings. These are rodents’ most-used entry points.
Can you provide a logbook for our clients and audits?
Yes. Every visit produces a dated report with the station map, findings and actions, ready to show your clients, insurers or auditors.