Reduce and control populations of rats and mice using safe “tamper proof” bait stations. Annual maintenance programs begin at $250.
Here is an example of a typical rodent control solution.
Our external rodent boxes are locked and are pet and child friendly.
They are installed in areas where rodents travel and aim to intercept the rodents before they get into the house.
A special key is used to open and replace the baits, the bait are installed so that rodents can’t drag the baits out of the rodent boxes.
When it’s cold most of us just want to stay indoors, out of the wind and rain. And so do rats and mice!
During winter food sources for rodents become quite scarce. As the rats and mice become more hungry their fear of people seriously lowers. And it is only a matter of time before your home becomes a good option.
So what to do if you have a rat or mice infestation?
Here are the key steps;
Step 1 is fairly self explanatory, but here’s a few things you may not know (and some you might not have thought of)?
Any crack or hole big enough for a rodents head is big enough for the rest of them to get through.
Mice will often enter homes under doors – solid draught protectors can fix that.
Broken vent covers are also a common entry point.
Step 2 – “Removing Temptation” is really just a polite way to say clean up. Open food storage containers, spilt foodstuffs and open rubbish/recycling bins will all attract rodents.
Step 3, Maintaining population levels. Rodents are always there but a good, year-round, management program will lower their numbers. Effective baiting can also draw rodents away from your home, in addition to destroying them.
A qualified and experienced Pest Controller can provide you with great advice on protecting your home. Including information on blocking of entry points, safe baiting practices and habitat control.
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