Rodent Control

Rodent Control

Rodents can contaminate food and surfaces, damage property and remain hidden within buildings. LBS Group combines professional rodent control with IoT monitoring for homes and businesses across Malaysia.

Why It's a Problem

The Risks of Rodents

Rats and mice can contaminate food and surfaces through their droppings, urine and saliva while damaging packaging, fixtures and building materials through constant gnawing. They often move through hidden spaces and enter through small structural gaps, allowing an infestation to develop before rodents are frequently seen. For food and commercial premises, rodent activity can also create serious hygiene and pest-management concerns.

Rodent Control treatment
Our Treatment Method

How We Treat Rodents

  1. IoT Rodent Management

    Connected sensors, smart traps and frequency-based deterrent devices are used together to monitor rodent movement, detect activity and provide alerts when trap events occur. Activity data is reviewed over time to identify recurring hotspots, track trends and guide corrective action.

  2. Rodent Bait Stations

    Secure bait stations are strategically positioned around identified rodent activity zones, travel routes and suitable perimeter locations to support targeted rodent control.

  3. Glue Traps

    Glue traps may be placed in controlled locations where appropriate to capture rodents and help confirm activity along selected internal routes and harbourage areas.

  4. Entry Point Sealing

    Potential rodent entry points are identified and sealed where practical to help prevent rats and mice from re-entering the premises through structural gaps and openings.

On-Site Service

Treatment Process

A structured service journey that keeps every treatment, observation and follow-up action clear.

  1. Treatment Process — Detailed Rodent Site Survey
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    Detailed Rodent Site Survey

    Technicians inspect droppings, gnaw marks, nesting areas, food sources, structural gaps and likely rodent travel routes to identify activity and potential entry points.

  2. Treatment Process — Treatment Plan
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    Treatment Plan

    The rodent activity level, affected areas, entry points and site conditions are assessed before selecting the appropriate combination of monitoring, trapping, baiting and proofing measures.

  3. Treatment Process — IoT Rodent Management
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    IoT Rodent Management

    Connected sensors, smart traps and frequency-based deterrent devices are positioned in selected areas to detect activity, provide trap alerts and monitor rodent movement. Activity trends are reviewed over time to identify recurring hotspots and guide corrective action.

  4. Treatment Process — Baiting & Trapping
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    Baiting & Trapping

    Rodent bait stations and glue traps are strategically positioned where appropriate along identified travel routes, harbourage areas and other activity zones to provide targeted control.

  5. Treatment Process — Entry Point Sealing & Follow-Up
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    Entry Point Sealing & Follow-Up

    Identified gaps and openings are sealed where practical to reduce rodent re-entry, while follow-up inspections review remaining activity and determine whether further corrective action is required.

Digital Service Reporting

Clear Service Records, Every Visit

Stay informed with digital service reports that provide a clear record of completed work, observations and recommended follow-up actions. Our reporting helps businesses maintain organised pest management and hygiene records across their premises.

APP

Keep pest control and hygiene service records, findings and follow-up actions together in one place.

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Service Details

View completed service activities, treatment areas and work carried out during each visit.

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Site Observations

Record pest activity, hygiene findings and other conditions identified during the service inspection.

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Corrective Actions

Recommended actions are clearly documented so issues can be addressed and responsibilities followed up.

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Service History

Maintain an organised record of previous visits, observations and actions for easier tracking and future reference.

WHY CHOOSE LBS

Why Choose LBS Group

Professional pest management and hygiene solutions backed by decades of experience, broad service coverage and a team focused on consistent service and long-term customer support.

28+

Years of Industry Experience

Serving residential and commercial customers since 1998.

10

Regions Served

Supporting customers across multiple regions with coordinated service coverage.

100,000+

Customers Served

Businesses and households supported through professional pest management and hygiene solutions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the signs of a rodent infestation?

Common signs include droppings, gnaw marks, scratching noises, damaged packaging, nesting material and grease marks along frequently travelled routes. Rats and mice are often most active when premises are quiet, so these signs may appear before rodents are regularly seen.

Why do rats and mice keep coming back after treatment?

Rodent activity can return when food, water, shelter or entry points remain available. Effective rodent management combines trapping or baiting with monitoring and entry-point sealing to help identify recurring activity and reduce opportunities for rodents to return.

How does IoT rodent management work?

IoT rodent management combines connected sensors, smart traps and activity monitoring to detect rodent movement and provide alerts when trap events occur. Frequency-based deterrent devices may also be used as a supplementary measure in selected areas. Activity data is reviewed over time to identify hotspots, track trends and guide corrective action.

Can you seal entry points to stop rats and mice from coming back?

Yes. During inspection, potential rodent entry points such as gaps, openings and service penetrations can be identified and sealed where practical. Proofing works alongside monitoring, baiting and trapping to reduce opportunities for rodents to re-enter the premises.

What affects the cost of rodent control in Malaysia?

Rodent control cost depends on factors such as property size, infestation level, number of activity areas, entry points, required bait stations or traps, IoT monitoring requirements and whether ongoing service is needed. A site survey helps determine the appropriate rodent management programme before quotation.

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