Rodent Control

Rodent Facts & Information

Although often small in size, rodents can pose a significant risk to your home and health.

Some rodent species are known to carry deadly viruses and play host to parasitic insects that transmit disease. Additionally, they can compromise the integrity of an infested structure through continuous gnawing. The most common rodent infestations include mice and rats.

Rodent infestations pose a serious threat to homeowners and business owners that should not be ignored. Mice and rats can spread dangerous diseases, contaminate food sources, and cause extensive property damage through their destructive chewing behaviors. Quickly identifying whether you have a mouse or rat problem is crucial, as the appropriate control methods vary between the two species. Implementing proactive prevention strategies like sealing entry points, storing food properly, and regularly inspecting for signs of rodents can help homeowners stay ahead of rapidly breeding infestations. Partnering with a professional pest control service is often the best way to safely and effectively eliminate an existing rodent problem and prevent future invasions. Addressing a mouse or rat infestation head-on is essential for protecting the health and structural integrity of any home.