French Quarter
Shared walls, courtyards and service alleys in the oldest building stock in the city.
Service areas
Ten neighborhood pages covering what actually drives rat pressure on your block, plus coverage across the surrounding parishes.
Rat pressure is not evenly spread across this city. A raised double under a live oak in Uptown has a different problem from a slab house backing onto a drainage canal in Lakeview, and both are different again from a shared-wall building in the Quarter with a restaurant next door.
Each neighborhood page below covers the housing stock, the local conditions that feed the population, and which of the two rats you are most likely to be dealing with. Call 504-395-3296 wherever you are in the metro.
Shared walls, courtyards and service alleys in the oldest building stock in the city.
Raised doubles, deep live oak canopy and attics that roof rats reach from the trees.
Historic homes, deep galleries and mature gardens that put roof rats on the roofline.
Bayou St John, the canal lines and drainage that keep Norway rats moving through the neighborhood.
Creole cottages and shotgun doubles set close together, with the river and rail line behind.
Canal-side streets and rebuilt housing where drainage lines run close to the homes.
Post-war homes on wide lots, with canal lines and vacant parcels feeding the population.
Historic raised homes at the Point, with the levee and riverfront right behind.
Oak Street businesses backing onto raised doubles, plus a heavy student rental belt.
Slab and low-raised homes on mature lots, with canal lines running through the parish.
Beyond the neighborhood pages, service runs across Orleans, Jefferson and St Bernard parishes.
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504-395-3296Help available day or night. Serving New Orleans, Metairie, Kenner, Gretna, Chalmette and the surrounding parishes.