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Paris · 75000
In Paris (75000) you pick a two-hour slot between 8 am and 8 pm, any day of the week, and you know the price before you book.
Local fact sheet
from 111 € incl. VAT
In Paris, many people live in older blocks with shared cellars, former maids' rooms under the roof and flats linked by the same ducts. Tenant or owner, you book your own slot in Paris; the technician inspects your home, then whatever touches it: cellar, landing, garden or garage.
On the business side, Paris has restaurants, bakeries, hotels and ground-floor shops that share courtyards and storerooms with the flats above, among others. In Paris, the visit can be scheduled before opening or after closing, with an invoice in the company's name and a report you can use during hygiene inspections.
Local ground: Paris
Beneath Paris, connecting cellars, cobbled courtyards and sewers let brown rats move from one building to the next without surfacing. Above ground, shared walls and common risers allow cockroaches and bed bugs to pass between neighbours.
Mapping the entry points in Paris (75000) reflects these local specifics.
Recognise one of these signs? Note where you saw it: the technician will start there.
Areas and situations covered
The brown rat (Rattus norvegicus), also called the Norway rat, lives at ground level: cellars, crawl spaces, courtyards, sewer networks. It swims well, digs readily under slabs and uses the same runs along the walls day after day, leaving marks that a trained eye reads easily.
At home or in your shop, the job therefore starts with those runs: where does it travel, where does it come from, what is it eating? Tamper-resistant bait stations go where it actually moves, any route up through the drains is identified, and the holes and cracks it uses to get in are then sealed.
The technician treats nothing before understanding the problem, and does not leave without sealing or flagging the entry points.
Step 1
Droppings, smears and burrows logged; routes up from inspection chambers, traps and air bricks located, along with food sources.
Step 2
Locked, fixed bait stations on the runs found; mechanical traps wherever a rodenticide has no place, such as food areas.
Step 3
Holes and cracks filled with steel wool and mortar, grilles over vents, a non-return valve advised if rats come up a pipe.
Step 4
Follow-up visit as set out in the protocol: bait uptake checked, stations adjusted, photo report and advice on storing waste.
Online booking shows the free slots in Paris from the next day onwards. You choose the one that suits you, from 8 am to 8 pm, weekends included.
No, it is the same across Île-de-France: from €111 incl. VAT for a first visit, then adjusted for floor area and number of visits. You see the total before paying.
The same day, a photo report by email: signs found in Paris, treatment applied, entry points sealed or still to seal, and advice to limit the risk of a return.
The bait is held in key-locked boxes fixed to the floor or wall, designed so that only a rodent can reach it. Their positions are marked in the report, and placement is adapted if you have pets.
Brown rats prefer ground level and basements, but they follow ducts and soil stacks when looking for food. That is why the inspection also covers the routes between the cellar and the flats.
Book an inspection: the technician identifies the pest, treats if needed and emails you the photo report the same day.
