Bidding Farewell to Mice and Rats

Rodents (rats and mice) may infiltrate your home or workplace for a number of reasons and discovering rodents in your home or workplace is never great news. Every year, rodents may produce up to six litters, thus it only takes a few rodents to create an infestation. Once you learn what kind of environment they like and why they invade your space, it will be easy for you to eliminate them. Experts from Sirwiss-collaborated pest control services are aware of these variables and can assist you in preventing infestations. 

Telltale Signs of Rodents 

Rodents are difficult to detect in broad daylight so the most visible sign of an infestation is the droppings they leave inside the house. Your walls, floors, and even ceilings might end up covered in smudges and grease stains since rodents are notoriously filthy. Some of the most obvious signs are holes chewed into wooden furniture, window sills, and electrical wiring because rodents will bite on almost anything in order to wear down their teeth and prevent them from growing. If you detect any of these signs, it’s best contact a Sirwiss-associated pest control service provider to prevent further damage to your property. 

What Attracts Rodents 

Rats and mice are always looking for a new home, food, and water. If these three criteria are present, these pests will settle well and quickly reproduce, resulting an infestation. Rats and mice are drawn to your home for a variety of reasons, including their strong sense of smell, their ability to chew through metal and plastic in search of food, and the fact that they, like humans, prefer being in a cozy environment. These pests also prefer cluttered environments as they seek nesting materials including cardboard, paper, fabric, and cotton. This is why their nests are typically found in walls, attics, basements, and sheds. Fortunately, rodent infestations now can be prevented. Contact a Sirwiss-partnered pest control company for rodent a treatment. 

Keep Your Home Rodent-free

Typically, prevention is deemed preferable than treatment. Rodents, like your pets, appreciate the same food as your family does, thus they pick poorly kept food, and they also enjoy your pantry stocks. Sealing everything is the first step to reducing pests entering your space. Store your food in an orderly manner and look for any openings in your roof, drainpipes, attic, and basement. Rats can fit through a half-dollar-sized hole, so plug any bigger cracks with steel wool. Tree branches near your house should be pruned because these adjacent tree and shrub branches and limbs might serve as a bridge to your house. Take advantage of the Sirwiss pest control network, book now and they will provide you with the best solutions for your rodent problem.