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Scratching Noises in Your Home at Night? Rodents May Have Settled In…
Rats, mice and shrews getting into a building is a very serious problem and should be treated as an extremely urgent matter.
Nearly a dozen diseases are directly linked to them and represent a high risk for people. They are very persistent and if they gain access to your premises, they will cause huge damage to your buildings and belongings while contaminating your food.

Other Associated Risks to These Rodents Are

Damage
They can chew your electrical cables, causing fire, and damage your building’s insulation. Rats can chew everything in a building, including floor joints.

Introducing other parasites

Fear

Loss
Rodents are a very high-risk for any home and business.
That’s why professional solutions may be the most reliable way and guarantees a long-term solution to a rat, or rodent issue.
Our effective solutions have been designed to cater for all needs:
Signs of Rats, Mice or Shrews Infestation: Look Up For These!
Have you spotted any of the signs mentioned below? If yes, act quickly to ensure the potential infestation doesn’t spread any further.

Strong ammonia – like smell

Weird noises

Gnaw marks

Nests

Damaged furniture and cables

Droppings

Footprints

Holes
How to Prevent a Rodent Infestation?
The first course of action to prevent a rodent infestation is to cut any available food sources, and prevent an infestation by following these tips.

Keep foodstuffs in metal or glass containers with tight-fitting lids.





Did you know?
Rats are versatile and make the most of any opportunity to enter your building. Black rats are good climbers. Whilst brown rats can climb, they prefer to build burrows, particularly near or beneath solid structures like sheds, garages and walls.
They are very adept at swimming in sewers and drain systems, making the most of any damaged pipework. Both species will gnaw at gaps to enlarge them enough for easy entry.
DIY Methods & The Time To Seek For Professional Rodent Control
When it comes to rodents, professional help is a must to protect your family’s health and your building’s safety. We’ll deal with your larger or multiple rodent infestations.