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Using Drones for Rodent Control

When you hear “drone” in pest or rodent control, you might think “male bee”, but that isn’t the only kind of drone getting attention today....

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The Rise of High-Tech Rodent Control

Rodent control... As long as humans need food and shelter, there will be rats & mice seeking to capitalize on it. It seems impossible to...

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Hungry Rats & Mice Looking for New Food Sources

Aggressive rodents are constantly finding their way into homes and businesses to find new food sources. Whether their food sources are reduced through more effective...

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Rodent Proofing Your Home for Winter

There was a good reason that creatures might have been stirring in Clement Clarke Moore’s famous poem about the night before Christmas: winter. While Moore’s...

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Rodents & Human Diseases

The Necessity of Rodent Control While mice and rats can cause serious damage to the structure of your home or business, they are also very...

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Cleaning Up After a Rodent Infestation

The rodents have been found and eliminated. You are a survivor. But how do you clean up after a rodent infestation? There might be a...

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Is It Really Possible to Get Rid of Mice?

Mice are probably one of the most persistent and pervasive of household pests. Over time mice have become so habituated to human dwellings that they...

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What Types of Rodents Invade Homes?

Winter: a time when small, furry creatures seek shelter and food in our homes. Although there is never truly an “off season” for rodent invaders,...

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Why Do Rodents Come Inside Your Home?

The where and why of a rodent infestation are closely linked. Where you find a twitchy nose also reveals why they are there. Found a...

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Where Rodents Hide In Your Home

Scratching noises in your walls at night? Dropping in cupboards? Chewed holes in boxes? You just might have a rodent problem. Part of rodent control...