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Rodent Control
Most rodent species are reasonably small with robust bodies, long tails and short limbs. They tend to be herbivores (eating seeds, grains, roots and leaves). Some species however are more adaptable omnivores consuming a mixed diet that can include, insects, fish and meat as well as plants and grains, they chew on a variety of items available to them and cause great damage in and around homes. The excrement of rodents can spread illnesses and viruses, including: hantavirus, the bubonic plague, salmonella and others.
Signs that you have mice or rats at home.
Having rodents in the house can be absolutely disastrous, both in terms of the diseases they transmit and the cost of repairs, as they can:
Chew through wires and cause fires
Foul Odors
Droppings
Chewing inside the walls
They Make Disturbing Noises
Destroy property and belongings
Things You Need to Know About Rodents:
- A rodent is a mammal with incisors that constantly grow; they don’t have canine teeth. Incisors are the two front and two bottom teeth in the mouth.
- If rodents don’t have material to constantly chew on, their incisors will grow so long that they can’t eat.
- Common Rodents Include: Hamsters, Rats, Mice.
- Rodents can carry harmful diseases such as: Bubonic Plague, Tularemia, and Hantavirus
- You might have rodents in your home if you discover unusual droppings or hear strange scratching sounds. If you suspect rodents, it’s best to call the professional pest control technicians from Pespro.
- If you have more questions visit our "frequently asked question section"
How Do I Get Rid Of Rodents?
Call Us
Call PesPro at (800) 409-0024
Think you have a rodent problem? Call for a free rodent control quote.
Schedule Service
Schedule prompt control service with one of our certified technicians.
Service
Our technician will conduct a thorough pest control inspection of your home and property in order to provide a customized rodent treatment plan that will be most effective for your situation.
Report
You will receive a detailed report of the service provided and helpful recommendations to remain rodent free.
Follow Up
We come back regularly throughout the year to ensure the rodents don’t come back. If you see any rodent activity between your regularly scheduled service, simply give us a call. We’ll come back for free!
Helpful Rodent Prevention Tips:
Seal common entry points.
Reduce food and water access by fixing leaks and cleaning before and after meals.
Reduce hiding places by cleaning around kitchen appliances and other potential hiding places.
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