Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our wildlife trapping and removal services
Common signs include scratching or scurrying sounds in walls/ceilings, droppings in kitchens or storage areas, chewed wires or wood, grease marks along baseboards, strong ammonia odors, and gnaw marks on food packaging.
Yes, rats pose significant health risks by carrying diseases like Hantavirus, salmonella, and leptospirosis. Their droppings and urine can contaminate food surfaces, and they can bring parasites like fleas and mites into your home.
Professional rat removal involves comprehensive inspection, strategic trapping, nest removal, sanitation, and complete exclusion sealing all entry points. We address the entire infestation, not just visible rats.
Rats reproduce rapidly - a single pair can produce up to 2,000 descendants in one year. This is why immediate professional intervention is crucial to prevent infestations from spiraling out of control.
Rats are larger, more destructive, and require different treatment methods than mice. Rats can chew through more materials, travel further from nests, and often require more extensive exclusion due to their size and strength.







