Rodent & Wildlife Control

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Mice and rats will seek shelter specially when weather deteriorates. As temperatures go into the extreme lows and or highs, rodents enter buildings through gaps, bad door seals, open doors and siding gaps. Once inside these rodents can quickly reproduces into heavy rodent infestations. Areas where mice or rats build nests are commonly building attics, wall-voids, crawlspaces, furniture, air vents and in many other areas inside. Infestations should quickly be stopped as soon as rodents have been spotted. Mice will commonly follow baseboards and will follow along walls, so finding looking for droppings can help you detect and infestation early.  Most common rodent gnaw damage can be seen on walls, wiring, vehicle electrical wiring and furniture inside or patio furniture. Rodents can quickly contaminate surfaces and ambient air this can potentially lead to respiratory health illnesses and diseases.

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Some signs can be hearing squeaks inside walls, ceilings, vents. Mice will also make scratching noises and can be heard usually at night.

While there are plenty of products, traps and home remedies available to help get rid of mice and rats contacting professional  help still remains as the best option for successful control and elimination of vermin. Getting rid of these unwelcome visitors over winter is extremely important, as they began multiplying indoors and can quickly damage and contaminate buildings. When the cold winter days arrive to Kansas and Missouri, everyone wants to be inside in the warmth and so do mice and rats.

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In fact, mice and rats can rapidly contaminate food storage areas and cause substantial damage to building  and vehicle wiring. Mice and rats most commonly make their way into buildings through poorly sealed doors. The most common areas where mice problems began in a home are inside garages, attics, basements and kitchens. After a short period of time rats and mice began multiplying.

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