Rodents are drawn to food storage areas. Look for chewed packaging or droppings.
Scratching noises often indicate rodents nesting within walls.
Ideal for nesting due to limited human activity and abundant insulation.
Rodents feed on fruits, vegetables, and plants, causing noticeable damage.
Chewed materials or nests in stored boxes may indicate rodent activity.
Small and agile, they are experts at sneaking into homes and contaminating food supplies.
Larger and more aggressive, these rats are excellent burrowers and cause extensive structural damage.
Known for their climbing ability, they often infest attics and upper levels.
Common in rural areas, they invade homes for warmth and food during winter.
Seal cracks and crevices with steel wool or caulk.
Store food in airtight containers.
Keep trash bins covered and dispose of waste regularly.
Declutter storage areas and eliminate nesting spots.
Trim vegetation near your home to reduce outdoor hiding places.
Effective for catching or eliminating small infestations.
Seal entry points to prevent access to your home.
Emit sound waves to repel rodents from specific areas.
Expert assessment and treatment for severe infestations.
The largest rodent is the beaver (castor canadensis) and the smallest is the western harvest mouse (Reithrodontomys megalotis) in the US.
