Are Rodents Infesting Your Space?
Roof rats, and house mice are common pests. While they may look similar at first glance, mice are much smaller, with a smoother coat and a long, thin tail. Rats can grow to up to one pound and have a rough coat with a thick, scaly tail. They are both capable of infesting homes in their search for food, water, and shelter.
- Rats are prolific breeders reaching reproductive age between three and four months and can give birth to up to 10 pups every three weeks. Mice can give birth to up to 60 pups in a single year.
- Pathogens found in rat and mouse feces and urine can cause severe illness and disease in humans.
- An adult mouse can squeeze through an opening as small as a dime. Some rats can get through an opening the size of a quarter.
- Signs of a rat or mouse infestation include droppings, scratching sounds in the walls and ceiling, and gnaw marks in baseboards, floors, and food containers.
How rodent control works
Initial Inspection
We’ll inspect your home/ business space to check for signs of rodents and risk factors that could make it vulnerable.
Removal & Treatment
Depzin Plus professionals will develop a plan that may include a combination of rodenticides, tamper-resistant bait stations, or live traps to offer the best chance of success.
Prevention
We can seal up entry points to help prevent rodents if you have a rodent exclusion plan
Inspections
Your technician will contact you to schedule a follow-up inspection to check for new signs of rodent activity.
Rodent control treatment
Rodent control is a significant concern across domestic, commercial, and industrial settings due to the potential spread of diseases, food contamination, and structural damage caused by rats and mice.
Depzin Plus offers integrated pest solutions tailored to address unique infestation issues in each setting. Their rodent control strategies incorporate both prevention and trapping methods, with specific plans designed to meet the needs of domestic, commercial, and industrial clients.
- Sealing holes inside and outside your home to prevent entry
- Rodent traps strategically placed to control the rodent population
- Tamper-resistant bait stations and rodenticides, in some instances
