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Rodent Removal

Rodents are more than just a nuisance. They can wreak havoc on your property and pose serious health risks. Did you know that they cause an estimated 20% of household fires in the United States by gnawing on electrical wires?  These pests have strong teeth that can chew through various materials, including wood, plastic, and even concrete. This destructive behavior can result in costly repairs and compromise the structural integrity of your home. Additionally, they carry bacteria and viruses that can contaminate food, leading to foodborne illnesses and allergies. Droppings, urine, and hair can trigger allergies and asthma attacks, particularly in sensitive individuals.  They are known carriers of diseases such as salmonellosis, leptospirosis, and hantavirus, which can be transmitted through contact with contaminated surfaces or inhalation of airborne particles.


The Norway Rat and the House Mouse are prevalent in residential areas. These rodents have adapted well to human environments and can quickly multiply if not addressed. Norway Rats are excellent diggers and prefer to nest in burrows, while House Mice are skilled climbers and tend to seek shelter indoors.


Recognizing the signs is crucial for early detection and prompt action. Keep an eye out for visible trails and nests, which can appear as tracks or gnaw marks on surfaces, as well as shredded materials used for nesting. droppings are typically small, elongated, and dark in color. If you notice any unusual smells or sounds, such as scratching noises or a musty odor, it may indicate the presence of rodents.  


At Expert Wildlife Removal, we recognize the unique challenges posed by different species of rats and mice commonly found in our area. Our experienced professionals will conduct a thorough inspection to identify the rodents and assess the extent of the infestation. We consider nesting habits, preferred food sources, and typical areas of infestation to develop a customized treatment plan for you. Prevention is key. With that in mind we also provide expert advice to make your property less attractive to rodents. By implementing these preventive measures, you can significantly reduce the risk of future infestations.


While some may attempt DIY efforts for rats and mice control, it is important to note that store-bought traps and baits may provide some relief, but they rarely address the entire infestation. Without proper knowledge and expertise, it is challenging to identify the specific rodents and implement the most appropriate treatment plan. Moreover, rodents are highly adaptable and can quickly become resistant to certain control methods. To ensure a comprehensive and lasting solution, it is best to rely on the expertise of professional pest control specialists like us.


FAQs


Q. How Can I Prevent Rats And Mice From Entering My Home?


A. Remove any clutter or debris from your yard that could provide hiding places for rodents. Trim grass and vegetation regularly to eliminate hiding spots. Make sure all doors and windows are properly fitted and have no gaps around them. Install door sweeps or weather stripping to close off any openings.


Q.  Are Mice And Rats Dangerous To My Health?


A. Rats and mice can pose health risks. They carry bacteria and viruses that can contaminate food and surfaces, leading to foodborne illnesses and allergies. Additionally, their droppings and urine can trigger allergic reactions and asthma attacks.


Q. What Season Are Rodents Most Active?

 A. Rodent activity often increases during the fall as the weather starts to cool down. They seek shelter and warmth in homes and other buildings as they try to escape the cold.



Don't let rats and mice take control of your home. Take action today by contacting Expert Wildlife Removal for a consultation or scheduling an inspection. Our team of professionals is ready to provide comprehensive and tailored solutions to address your specific rats and mice control needs. Trust us to safeguard your property and ensure a pest-free living environment.

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