Rodent populations grow very quickly so time is of the essence. It is best to target them when populations are small before you are dealing with a full-blown infestation. A successful and effective rodent control strategy typically involves sanitation measures, rodent proofing (exclusion), and population reduction (trapping).
Yosemite National Park visitors have been experiencing a scare recently, as more vacationers who stayed at the wilderness park are coming down with hantavirus pulmonary syndrome. Although it is a rare illness, the disease can be fatal. The park has thus far learned of four cases of the disease, two of which have led to […]
I’ve got traps everywhere, but I’ve caught no mice! They’re too smart so we called you guys. We just heard this at a commercial stop in Dedham yesterday. Yup, rodents love getting into just about anywhere this time of year, even a non-food service commercial account. It’s all about opportunity and survival. With 3+ feet […]
Rodents may be a big issue for residents heading back to New York City once the streets are free from water and debris.
