The direct answer
Check accessible door gaps, service openings and damaged packaging for rodent evidence. A professional inspection can help prioritize exclusion and monitoring.
Check accessible door gaps, service openings and damaged packaging for rodent evidence. A professional inspection can help prioritize exclusion and monitoring.
Look around access routes
Loading bays, utility entries and waste areas are useful places to document recurring activity. Do not place yourself in unsafe voids.
Protect stored goods
Keep packaging intact, food contained and aisles accessible. Record damage and separate suspect stock according to your business procedures.
Make exclusion part of the plan
Addressing current activity without considering entry routes may leave the property vulnerable. Ask which repairs or monitoring steps are recommended.
Make the next step a useful one.
Keep a short record of what you have noticed and ask JSS to assess the property. Your service scope, price and any treatment-specific safety instructions should be clear before work begins.
Further reading: EPA: integrated pest management. This article provides general guidance, not treatment-specific instructions.