Rats in Your Drains? Here’s How a CCTV Survey Can Find the Problem

Written By HH

Seeing signs of rats around your home? Scratching noises, droppings, or chewed insulation could mean rodents — and they often get in through damaged drains.

How Rats Use Your Drains

  • They access open or broken pipework

  • Enter cavity walls via internal pipes

  • Nest in warm, dry, hard-to-access spaces

What a Rat Entry Survey Does:

  • Uses HD CCTV to inspect your full system

  • Finds cracks, displaced joints, or open inlets

  • Helps you seal off access and prevent re-entry

We’ve helped countless homeowners across Derby and Derbyshire solve long-standing rodent problems by identifying their drain entry points.

Learn About Our Rodent Surveys
Book a Drain Inspection Today

Don’t wait for damage to worsen. Stop the problem at its source — underground.

HH
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