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Our pest control professionals employ several ways to prevent rodent infestations in apartment buildings. First, it’s critical to seal entry points. Rats and mice can squeeze through tiny gaps; a mouse needs a ¼ inch gap. Sealing cracks in walls and foundations with caulk, steel wool, or metal mesh is essential. 

Second, the property must be kept clean. Food should be stored in sealed containers, spills and dirty dishes should be immediately cleaned up, trash should be removed regularly, and trash cans should have tight lids.

First, look for signs of a rodent infestation, such as droppings, chewed wood on door frames and furniture, and scratching in the walls. Second, eliminate food sources by storing food securely, cleaning up spills, and securing trash cans. 

Next, all entry points should be sealed, including gaps and holes in the walls and foundation. You should also declutter the property and provide a few places for rodents to hide. Last, contact our pest control services for affordable, effective rodent control.

Ultrasonic rodent control is sold to keep rodents away with high-frequency sound waves. Evidence on their effectiveness is mixed. Studies have shown that ultrasonic rodent control can be initially effective, but they may get used to it over time. 

You cannot rely solely on ultrasonic rodent control to fix your problem. You must also declutter, seal food, clean up spills, and seal cracks and holes where rodents can enter the home.

Electronic rodent control devices use ultrasonic waves to repel mice and rats. The concept is that these devices emit high-frequency waves that encourage rodents to flee. However, evidence of the effectiveness of electronic rodent control is mixed, and you should contact professional rodent control services if you have infestation signs in the home. 

There are several ways to control rodents in the garden. Prevention is key: Remove food sources, such as fallen fruit, and seal your compost bins. Trim overgrown bushes and grass and remove debris piles to eliminate shelter. Seal entry points, such as gaps in fences, sheds, or walls, with hardware cloth or wire mesh. 

Contact Barefoot Mosquito & Pest Control for effective, affordable rodent control. Our highly trained technicians will pinpoint the source of your rodent problem and eliminate it. We use rodenticides on a limited basis to reduce toxicity in the home, but they’re placed in critical areas for the best results. A 12-month guarantee backs our rodent control services. 

Many homeowners try snap traps, live traps, and glue traps to eliminate rodents in the home. You can also try consumer-grade rodenticide bait stations that cause death within days. Sealing cracks and holes in the walls and foundation is also effective. 

However, professional rodent control services can only address a significant infestation. We use industrial-grade rodenticides in limited, critical areas for permanent results.

Our pest control professionals use pet-safe methods to eliminate rodents in the home. We also use rodenticides, but they are used only in critical areas where people and pets cannot access them. Any bait stations used are tamper-resistant, and only rodents can access them. 

Our professional rodent exterminators inspect the property, looking for signs and entry points for rodent activity. We then identify the type of rodent and select the best method to eliminate it. Based on the severity of the infestation, we plan a customized extermination strategy with baits, traps, and exclusion. 

You should hire Barefoot Mosquito & Pest Control when you have persistent signs of rodent activity, such as chew marks and droppings in the home. Also, call the professionals when you hear noises in the walls or ceilings, or frequent rodent sightings. 

The best way to remove a rodent from the wall or ceiling is to call a professional pest extermination company to handle the problem. However, if you can find where the rodent is located, you can cut a hole in the wall or ceiling to remove it. You could smell a foul odor, or there could be maggots and flies where the rodent died. 

Yes, cats can be effective for rodent control. Studies show that feral cats kill billions of rodents and other small animals annually. However, having a cat isn’t a guaranteed solution. Some cats are less effective hunters than others, and the infestation size could overwhelm your cat.