If you find yourself with a mouse or rat problem, the sooner you take action, the better for your home – and your nerves. Mice and rats not only scuttle through your walls, ceiling cavities, and attics, but they have no problem making their way into your home environment too. Once they’re in there, you’d be surprised at how much damage they can do.

Rat and mice can damage:

• Electrical wiring
• Plumbing
• Gas pipes
• Insulation
• Walls
• Food supplies
• And more…

If you’re ready to eradicate the problem before it gets worse, get in touch with our trained pest control technicians in Massachusetts. The longer you leave it, the more urine, fecal droppings, nests, and general mess and damage can occur.

Our pest removal technicians in Massachusetts spend a significant amount of time removing rats and mice from urban, suburban and rural properties. We know how they think and act and modify our eradication techniques to suit. There are many things we can do to solve the problem, including closing off entry points, laying traps, installing bail stations, and providing advice on sanitation.

Follow up treatments may also be required, but we pride ourselves on utilizing only the most attractive bait stations to help scale down that large population of rats and mice trying to call your home theirs.

We can remove rats and mice, but by putting practices in place, you can reduce the instances of them coming back year after year.

You can:

• Ensure your rubbish bins are tightly sealed
• Keep your yard clear of rubbish, weeds, and anything lying around that can be tempting for mice and rats to hide and live in
• Remove water sources that aren’t necessary for your family
• Keep your home and your property hygienic and clean
• Put metal plates over pipes into your home to prevent entry

If you’ve decided against calling for pest control removal services in Massachusetts, and instead want to tackle the problem yourself, mouse trap placement is critical. If you find that your traps either aren’t being used, or they’re snapping shut with not a rodent in sight, consider where they are located.

It’s always helpful to put your traps perpendicular to your walls, ensuring the snapping section is facing your baseboard. As a result, a mouse can run into the bait as it heads in that direction, rather than from the safe point of the trap.

You will also find that mice will be located within at least 20 feet of their nest and food source. Therefore, where you see mice is where you want to place your traps. However, be sure to change your trap’s location at least every two days.

If your home is overrun with rats or mice, especially coming into fall or winter, call upon our expert pest control team in Massachusetts. You can expect guaranteed results and a money-back guarantee