Rat Control
Rats are highly persistent creatures capable of gnawing through concrete to infiltrate properties. Once inside a home or business, they pose significant risks, spreading diseases and causing extensive damage. This includes chewing wires, which creates a serious fire hazard, as well as gnawing on wood, materials, pipes, and floorboards. Additionally, they contaminate food supplies. Rats continuously gnaw to keep their teeth worn down, resulting in considerable property damage.
Given the multitude of problems rats can cause, it's crucial to address a rat infestation promptly.
Rats can transmit several diseases through their urine and faeces, including Weil's disease (Leptospirosis), Rat-bite fever, and Salmonellosis.
These rodents are prolific breeders; a pair of rats can rapidly multiply into a large population in a short time.
Rat Burrows & runs
Mouse Control
Discovering mice in your home or business can be highly distressing. These pests can spread diseases while searching for food, water, and shelter.
Mice constantly urinate, posing significant health risks, especially in kitchen areas. They are known to transmit diseases such as Hantavirus and Salmonellosis.
Mice reproduce rapidly, so an initial problem can quickly escalate into a major infestation. It is crucial to address the issue promptly, as mice can cause considerable property damage. Their constant gnawing can harm insulation, pipes, doors, floorboards, and wiring, significantly increasing the risk of fire.
Because mice are sporadic feeders, multiple bait stations are necessary to effectively manage the infestation. Signs of a mouse problem often include droppings, which are roughly the size of a grain of rice, and chewed items.
