How many visits will it take?
It depends on the level of activity. A typical rat job is an assessment plus two evening sessions, with follow-up until activity stops. You get a short written report after every visit.
There’s no honest single number, but there is a typical shape. A standard rat job runs as an assessment plus two evening sessions — that’s the structure of the complete programme — with follow-up sessions added only if activity persists.
The written report after each visit is what keeps this honest: activity counts visit to visit show whether numbers are falling, and the job ends when the evidence says it’s done, not when the invoice pad is full.
Heavier infestations, large sites and constant-pressure locations (feed stores, waterways, muck heaps) may need an ongoing programme instead of a one-off fix — if that’s the case, you’ll be told at the assessment, with a fixed monthly price.