It makes sense that if you have a rat issue you would treat it with rat poison but what you may not know is that decision can turn into an even bigger issue. Knowing that rats often come in numbers, one may want to think twice about killing them with rat poison as you...
You may not always see rats but that doesn’t mean that they are not around. Studies have shown that you will find a greater population of rats within urban areas because of easy access to food and shelter but the rural areas of a city are also prone to rats which are...
We wanted to share some of the damage that can happen around a heating/cooling unit caused by tunneling rats. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP94Roo5Wvk
Mice and rats are nocturnal creatures by nature. Though they can be spotted during the day, they prefer to go unnoticed which is why they are more prone to be seen at night. If mice and/or rats are seen during the daytime hours, it’s usually a sign of infestation,...
Have you been noticing more rats or mice in your neighborhood? Possibly even running around in the streets? Well, don’t be surprised if you start to see more than usual. According to recent articles, rats are coming out of hiding and they will not just be seen at...
In our last post, we addressed the question - Will Homeowners Insurance Pay for Raccoon Damage? In this post, we will address the question - Will Homeowners Insurance Pay For Rodent Damage? When it comes to homeowners insurance, knowing whether your coverage will pay...
It’s easier to think that a rat problem is only something that happens within metro areas but unfortunately that’s not the case. Rats can take up residence anywhere, even in out of city drain systems. That means that rats can live within the piping of your residential...
Not all rats are treated alike. In Washington there are a couple native species that somewhat resemble the rats we commonly think of today, but only by their names. These include the Kangaroo Rat and the Bushy-tailed Woodrat. Rats as we know them, native to the...
What are the Winter Pest Issues In The Pacific Northwest? It’s no question that the Pacific Northwest is experiencing warmer temps this season. Because of heat waves and heavy rainfall, pests are expected to be a greater issue this fall and winter....