Rodent Control

Rodents are primarily nocturnal, meaning they are most active at night. They hide in dark, secluded areas such as attics, wall voids, and under appliances. Rodents are curious but cautious, often avoiding open spaces. Homeowners might miss signs due to their hidden habits and the fact that they are most active when the house is quiet.

Warm, sheltered areas with access to food and water are ideal for rodent infestations. They multiply quickly, with some species able to have multiple litters in a year. An unnoticed problem can escalate from a few individuals to a large infestation in a short time, leading to increased damage and health risks.

Professional assessment is crucial because technicians are trained to find hidden signs and entry points that homeowners might overlook. They use specialized tools to inspect voids, check for moisture levels, and set monitoring traps to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the infestation, leading to more effective treatment.

Rodents pose health risks through allergens, food contamination, and bacteria transfer. Their urine and droppings can spread diseases, and their gnawing can damage wiring, leading to fire hazards. It's important to address infestations promptly to protect your family's health.

Untreated infestations can lead to property damage, including stains, food contamination, and structural issues from gnawing. In multi-unit buildings, infestations can spread to neighboring homes, creating a larger problem. Early treatment helps prevent these issues and saves on potential repair costs.

Early treatment is crucial as it prevents the infestation from growing and reduces the risk of health issues and property damage. Addressing the problem early also means less extensive and often more cost-effective treatment. Our professionals can help you tackle the issue before it escalates.