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Rodent Information
and Control
Protect your home or business from rodents and mice by learning techniques for identification and control.
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Types of Rodents
What do rodents look like?
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. They chew on a variety of items available to them and cause great damage in and around homes.
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Where Are Rodents Found?
Rodents are attracted to places with easy access to food, water, and shelter, making homes, commercial spaces, and urban areas ideal for survival.
Residential Areas
Bathrooms: Behind toilets, under sinks
Basements/Garages: In cracks, under clutter
Public And Commercial Spaces
Warehouses: Among boxes, under pallets
Grocery Stores: In stockrooms, under shelves
Outdoor Environments
Gardens: Under mulch, around plant bases
Sewers/Drains: Inside pipes, near manholes
Agricultural Fields
Crop fields, grain storage, barns
Underground Burrows: In soil, rock crevices
irrigation canals, stubble fields, and compost piles.
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Understanding Rodents & Prevention
We understand how frustrating and harmful rodent infestations can be. Rodents not only damage your property and contaminate food but also spread diseases that can affect your family’s health. Our pest control services are designed to eliminate rodents effectively and ensure your space remains safe and rodent-free. Let us help you reclaim your home or business!
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Rodents Facts
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About Rodent
Problems
The more you know about rodents, the better you can predict and control their behavior. Here are some quick facts to help you on your way.
Lifespan
In their natural habitats, rats and mice usually live about 4-6 months. While in the relatively hospitable conditions of a home or building, rats and mice might live about 1 year.
Food Sources
Rats and mice are omnivores, not carnivores and they will eat seeds, fruits, grain-based foods, meat, feces, and other food sources that are readily available.
Reproductive Potential
Rodents are capable of producing a large number of offspring. A sexually mature female house mouse will produce between 6-10 litters of 5-6 young during her lifespan and is able to give birth to her first litter when only about 2 months old.
Defense Mechanisms
While rodents may bite or act aggressive, they do so only as a means of protecting themselves if cornered or startled. Most of the time they will scamper away and seek protection without becoming aggressive.
Rodents and Pets
Rodents affect pets by consuming and contaminating dog food, creating anxiety for pets, and may carry disease pathogens that can cause pet illnesses. Rodents may also be a source of fleas that can cause irritation or disease to a homeowner’s pets.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Rodents cause multiple issues, including spreading diseases like leptospirosis and hantavirus, contaminating food with droppings, damaging property by gnawing on wood, wires, and insulation, and creating unsanitary living conditions.
Look for droppings near food or nesting areas, gnaw marks on wires or furniture, scratching sounds in walls or ceilings, unpleasant odors from hidden nests, and trails of grease or footprints in dusty areas.
Our services include setting traps, using rodent-safe bait, sealing potential entry points to prevent reinfestation, and applying eco-friendly treatments that are effective and environmentally responsible.
Yes, we prioritize safety by using child- and pet-safe solutions, placing traps and baits in secure areas, and choosing methods that minimize exposure to harmful substances.
Ensure proper sanitation by cleaning regularly, store food in sealed containers, fix leaky pipes, clear clutter, and seal all cracks and openings that rodents might use to enter your property.
In most cases, no. Our rodent control methods are minimally invasive, allowing you to remain in your home during treatment. However, for specific treatments, our technicians will advise if temporary relocation is needed.