RODENT CONTROL

RAT AND MOUSE CONTROL

Take comfort in knowing that your rodent problem is well-managed! When you need fast pest control service, don't hesitate to contact our highly skilled team at Johnsons Pest Control, regardless of whether you think you may have been living with rats or mice or have a rodent infestation! To guarantee your rodent control has the best results, we use clean traps and bait stations, fresh products, and in certain cases, advanced Bluetooth technology traps to ensure your rodent control has the best results!

Snap traps are an easy way to catch a few mice; you could even use an attractant to draw the mice to the trap. If there's more than that, you may have an infestation of mice or rats and we need to get involved. When they become uncontrollable, causing damage to your property and possibly spreading disease, don't wait too long to contact us. Unbelievably, rats and mice urinate and spread feces frequently. A small mouse excretes between 50 and 80 droppings every day. The amount of pee they leave in kitchen drawers, counters, floors, and any other accessible area in your homes and places of business is not included in this. Urine odors alone have the power to make people feel ill.

 

When there is an infestation in these situations, please give us a call for prompt, expert pest removal. We will evaluate the infestation and create the most effective plan of action for your particular requirements. To prevent the infestation from getting out of control again in these circumstances, we might suggest a monthly service, or at the very least a quarterly one. Our skilled exterminators will provide you the best solution because we are well-versed in the habits of rats and mice. 

The Danger Of Cohabitating With Rats & Mice

The frightful thing about rats and mice is that they can carry diseases like Hantavirus, which affects the respiratory system, and Salmonella, which affects the digestive system. Recent research has shown that antibiotic-resistant rats and mice are the source of bacterial infections. For these reasons alone, cohabitating with rats and mice can be hazardous at the least.

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