Discreet trapping, full rodent exclusion, after-hours service, and the documentation health inspectors and HOA boards actually need. For SF restaurants, apartment buildings, HOAs, and property managers.
Discreet placements in covered, tamper-resistant locations. After-hours work so service isn't disrupted. Service reports for health inspections — Columbus, Polk, Hayes, Chestnut, Union, Divisadero, Fillmore.
Multi-unit experience across SF — Victorians, Edwardians, mid-rise, mixed-use. We coordinate scheduling with tenants, treat shared chases as one job, and document the work for the owner.
Single point of contact across a building or portfolio. Recurring monthly or bi-monthly programs. Board-ready documentation. Consistent service across every property.
A commercial rodent control program in San Francisco starts with a full inspection — interior back-of-house, basement, trash and grease areas, exterior perimeter, rooflines, and every conduit or pipe penetration. We map every active travel path before setting a single trap.
We place covered traps along active travel paths and adjust the plan based on follow-up findings without disrupting service or guest areas. Exclusion work uses hardware cloth, mortar, sheet metal, and proper sealants at the entry points identified during inspection.
Ongoing monthly or bi-monthly visits help catch new activity early. Each visit includes a written service report covering trap activity, areas re-inspected, completed exclusion work, and any new findings.
"John did an excellent job resolving a mouse issue in a commercial kitchen. He arrived promptly, diagnosed the problem immediately, and had it resolved within two days using a few strategic traps. He is clearly very knowledgeable and experienced. Highly recommend his professional services!"
"John is a hardworking, incredibly diligent rodent control expert. He came to the site multiple times in the cold, rainy, dark and thoughtfully put together a plan to mitigate the problem. Thank you."
"John is very easy to work with and clearly passionate about what he does. He took the time to understand the root cause of our rat problem and focused on solving it properly, not just putting a temporary fix in place. Professional, knowledgeable, and thorough. I would absolutely recommend John to anyone dealing with rats and wanting the problem handled the right way."
Yes. Every commercial job comes with a written service report — entry points identified, trap placements, follow-up dates, and exclusion work performed. Health inspectors get the documentation they need to clear the file.
Yes. Most restaurant work happens after close or before open. We coordinate access with the operator and keep traps in covered, tamper-resistant placements that don't affect service.
Yes. We work with property managers running portfolios of San Francisco buildings — single point of contact, consistent reporting, and recurring service plans across the portfolio.
The program begins with an inspection of the interior, exterior, basement, trash areas, kitchen back-of-house, and roofline. We use strategic trapping, exclusion work at identified entry points, and scheduled monitoring with documentation.
Yes. HOA work usually involves treating shared spaces — basements, crawls, trash rooms, utility chases — as common-area work, then coordinating individual unit trapping in parallel. We document for the board.
Call or text (415) 798-7849 — direct line to the operator.