Mice Rats And Rodents

Homeowners may experience a rodent infestation. When this happens, they cannot drag their feet. Doing so will lead to bigger problems and higher risks. The presence of rodents cannot be ignored. Learning more about rodents can help you prepare for a potential issue in the future. Remember that rodents can spread dangerous illnesses by contaminating your food sources. House mice and deer mice are two of the most problematic species in our area.

Residents of Phoenix will likely run into these pests. If you do, you’ll want to work with an exterminator. A qualified exterminator will be able to put together a treatment plan to wipe them out as swiftly as possible. Below, readers will learn more about the rodents destroying the lives of Phoenix residents.

Rodent Infestation Signs

Check your home for the following signs.

• Rodent droppings can be found around your home
• Rodents will build nests using household materials, grass, and twigs
• Rodents will leave scratch and chew marks around your home
• You can hear the rodents running through your home in the middle of the night

Finding Rodent Droppings

Learning about the appearance of rodent droppings. Rodent droppings are typically 3 to 6mm in length. They’re granular and look like grains of rice. Their droppings emit a bad odor. Rodent droppings are typically found where rodents nest and feed.

Reasons For Rodents

Have you wondered why rodents have invaded your home? In general, rodents will invade your home because they’re searching for food and shelter. Your house is a great shelter for rodents. They’ll find everything they need in your home. Rodents can slip through holes that are a quarter of an inch in diameter. Sealing these gaps can help keep them out.

Dangers Associated With Mice

Homeowners cannot ignore the risks associated with rodent infestations. These pests are dangerous, destructive, and unsightly. They’ll make your home uncomfortable. Once they’ve invaded, you’ll want to do what you can to get them out as soon as possible. Remember that they can chew through your home’s walls and furniture. In addition to this, they will leave urine and feces around your home. They often contaminate your food sources and could spread dangerous illnesses.

They can spread Hantavirus, Lassa Fever, Rat-Bite Fever, Plague, and more. Plus, they’ll spread ticks and fleas to your pets. Get rid of them because they chew through your electric wires and create a fire risk.

Primary Dangers

• They contaminate food sources
• Rodents spread serious illnesses, including swine dysentery and salmonella
• Rodents destroy homes and valuables
• They chew through electrical wires and cause a fire hazard

Removing Rodents

Removing the rodents as quickly as possible is pertinent. Rodents are going to thrive in your home because it offers everything they need. Suffice to say, they’re not going to willingly leave your home. Using DIY methods might help, but rodents are difficult to handle. We believe it is best to work with a professional Phoenix exterminator. Our methods can remove the rodents from your home while protecting everyone.

When Can It Begin?

Call our office and learn more about our rodent removal services. We’ll get back to you in 48 hours.

Our Treatments Are Safe & Reliable

We recommend working with us because we offer safe and reliable solutions. We strive to fix the problem with natural products, but we may need to use conventional methods. When we have to use conventional methods, we’re going to do so cautiously. We’ll use the precise amount of product needed and no more. Doing this ensures that we can keep you safe. Plus, you’ll know that our EPA-registered products are harmless.

Preventing More Rodents

Once rodents find a way inside, they’re going to return time and time again. You won’t be able to keep them out easily. After we get rid of your rodents, we’re going to give you advice for keeping the pests out of your home. We think it is a good idea to use rodent-proofing products to keep the pests out. Using these products will seal the gaps around your home and stop them from entering. Furthermore, homeowners should cut their grass regularly. Keep your grass low to eliminate their hiding places. Use the tips below to keep these pests out.

• Start by sealing the gaps around your home. Use rodent-proofing materials to fill in gaps and cracks.
• Grab your trash and take the bags out once or twice a day.
• Seal your food products in tough containers.
• When you make a mess, clean it up immediately.

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