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Rodents

Rodents

What is the best way to get rid of rats?

The reasons behind rat infestations can be multiple, things such as disturbance due to building works can create new nesting opportunities for rat families, a nearby infestation can spill over into your property or damage to the drainage system can allow rats access to previously unavailable areas. Rats also need a water source (e.g. a pond), a food source (e.g. bird seed) and shelter (for example, a shed, or house).

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How much does it cost to get rid of rats?

Although a common pest issue, rats pose a serious problem to both your property and your health; they can chew through furnishings and electrical cables, contaminate food sources and 50% of them carry the fatal Weils Disease plus other rodent-borne illnesses. They are also unhygienic, can create bad smells within your property, and multiply at an alarming rate so it’s important to get rid of rats as quickly and effectively as possible.

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Articles

RAT ATTACK

Pest controllers are warning that millions of super-size disease-ridden rodents are scurrying into houses after gnawing through plastic drainpipes as temperatures plummet.

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The Sun Oct 2018
Articles

PEST BEHAVIOUR Why your home is about to be invaded

PEST BEHAVIOUR Why your home is about to be invaded by twice as many mice, maggots dropping from the ceiling and bedbugs you’ve brought back from your summer holiday
This year promises a bumper infestation of rodents thanks to the warm summer.

By George Harrison – The Sun

8th October 2018, 2:08 pm
BRITISH homeowners should brace themselves for an invasion of deadly and disgusting critters as the cold weather sets in, pest controllers are warning.

This time of year is when swarms of rodents and insects look to escape the seasonal chill by seeking refuge inside warm homes… and this autumn is set to be one of the worst yet for rats, maggots and other skin-crawling creatures.

Last week, four London schools were shut for a month after becoming infested with false widow spiders – and only today we reported that a dad of two had been left with a 50p-sized hole in his leg after being bitten as he slept.

But it could be your home which is ripe for the next invasion, and it’s not just spiders who come looking for a warm refuge at this time of year.

Read the rest of the article here…

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