Rodent Control

Rodents

Mice and rats enter buildings in search of shelter, food, and warmth, but can easily become an out-of-hand problem. Even holes the size of a dime are no challenge. Rodents are rapid breeders who can easily invade and contaminate a home or workplace. Rodent infestations can cause significant structural and financial damage to your property and if you are hearing scratching in your attic then rodent control service is needed. Extensive knowledge of rodent habits and biology is a necessity in dealing with mice and rat infestations. 

Health Concerns Of Rodents

Rodents have been responsible for spreading various diseases, most remember-able one is the bubonic plague, or historically known as the Black Death, through the transportation of infected fleas. Rats could also carry bacterial diseases like Rat Bite Fever and Leptospirosis. Mice, on the other hand, can carry Hantaviruses that can be very deadly to humans.

Fire Hazard From Mice

From the moment a mice are born, their teeth grow continuously and in order for them to maintain sharp teeth and proper length, they have to chew. Electrical lines in your attic are perfect candidates for rodents to chew on and if not controlled early on, the electrical wiring can be damaged to a point where it needs to be replaced. Countless house fires that go undiagnosed as the root cause are often rodent wiring damage.

House Mouse

House mice can adapt to their surroundings quickly and are able to breed rapidly, making them one of the most common household pests in the world. A female house mouse can give birth about every three weeks to six babies at a time, totaling to about 35 per year!

Norway Rat

The Norway rat is the larges of the commensal rodents and the most common. They usually have shaggy brown fur with black hairs scattered throughout, and a gray to yellowish-white belly.

White Footed Deer Mouse

Deer mice are nocturnal. their runways are poorly defined and they often use runways of other small mammals. they are excellent climbers and can utilize the upper areas of bullrings, etc.

Roof Rat

The roof rat has soft, smooth, brown and black fur with a white, gray, or black belly. They have a pointed muzzle, large eyes and ears, and a long, scaly tail. Infestation signs are the same as other rodents. They have poor vision but keenly developed senses of hearing, smell, touch, and taste.