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Rodents Management

Rodents Treatment

Our professionals are trained not only to address rodent infestations but also to prevent future infestations. Scheduling a home inspection may help you get rid of rodents.

Problems with DIY – Homeowners may seek homemade solutions to their rodent problems. They may try a variety of repellents such as mothballs or even essential oils. These homemade methods are not capable of addressing full-blown rodents infestation.

It is recommended that anyone experiencing a rodent infestation contact a pest control professional to arrange for a consultation.

ARE RODENTS CAUSE FOR CONCERN?

Rodents & Disease – In addition to being tough to control, rodents may carry diseases and taint food with waste, fur, and saliva. In fact, mice can contaminate about 10 times the amount of food they eat. The CDC links some rodents to hantavirus pulmonary syndrome, a disease fatal in about 36 percent of all reported U.S. cases.

The pests are also hosts for fleas, which can spread plague and diseases like lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus. This illness mostly affects those with weakened immune systems and may result in headaches, fever, and meningitis. It can also cause complications during pregnancy.

It is not advisable to handle any wild rodents. They are equipped with large teeth and are capable of transmitting a variety of bacteria, viruses, and diseases through their saliva, feces, and urine.

If you locate a rodent within your home, it is best to contact a pest management professional for removal and identification. The presence of one rodent within a home could signal an infestation.

Keep all children and pets away from the rodent. If cornered, the rodent will bite to defend itself.

About Rodents

Rodents are warm-blooded mammals that, like humans, can be found throughout the world. They have oversized front teeth for gnawing and check teeth, which are adapted for chewing. Rodents chew on a variety of items available to them and cause great damage in and around homes.
 
You hear them late at night when all is quiet; the padding of their tiny feet, the scratching and scurrying noises overhead, and in the walls. At first, you think it may be a branch from a nearby tree rubbing up against the house, but in the morning there are more telltale signs. You see little things that look like black grains of rice. You find an incredibly precise little circle gnawed in the wall near the baseboard. Then it dawns on you: mice!
 
Mice will make their homes anywhere that is warm with an available food supply. Those little crumbs in the back of your cabinets make the perfect snack for these critters. They can get into your home quite easily, being able to elongate their little bodies to squirm through even a dime-sized hole.
 
Unfortunately, when there is one mouse, there are more. A female mouse will have litters of five to six babies between five and ten times a year. Those babies only need to be six weeks old to have litters of their own. You do the math. That’s a lot of mice running around your house and in between your walls.
 
While cute, these little guys will do a lot of damage to your home and they carry parasites that can pass the disease onto humans. Think Bubonic Plague. The potential dangers of mice make it necessary to eliminate them from your home. Because mice reproduce so quickly, it is essential you take action to control the population as soon as you notice their presence. This means sealing off all potential means of entry, eliminating sources of food, and unfortunately, killing mice.

 

Types of Rodent

Deer Mouse BPCS

Deer Mouse

cotton Rat

Cotton Rat

House Mice

House Mice

Brown Rat

Brown Rat

Black Rat

Black Rat

Deer Mouse BPCS

Deer Mouse

Brown Rat

Brown Rat

Black Rat

Black Rat

cotton Rat

Cotton Rat

House Mice

House Mice

A.I.M

Step 1 : Assess
Inspection:

If you have seen rodents running around and want to help protect your home against this multiplying intruder, our specialist will come and inspect your home.

Rodents are sneaky and fast, but our specialist is trained to pinpoint evidence if they are around. On the first visit, we will examine your entire home including the bed, furniture, rugs, and linens. We will conduct an inspection of target areas, and if required, use tools to check cracks and crevices.

Our specialists will usually start in the kitchen and work their way through your home, concentrating on the furniture and the areas immediately surrounding the furniture.

Step 2 : Implement

Upon completion of the inspection and an assessment of the situation, our specialist will recommend the best course of action. If the inspection confirms an infestation, We will recommend a treatment plan based on the severity of the infestation and your preferences. We will use the best tools and science to address the causes and treat your Rodents problem in the best way for your family, pets, and the environment. This implementation method target rodents — preventing them from maturing into breeding, biting, and potentially disease-carrying adults.

Step 3 : Monitor

Rodents can be difficult to eradicate, so our specialist will perform a follow-up visit to help ensure the effectiveness of the professional treatment that was performed. Additionally, our specialist will document the visit and recommend the next steps to ensure the best maintenance approach for your home.

Other Services

Fly Management

Bed Bugs Management

Cockroach Management

Cockroach Management

Bed Bugs Management

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