Rats and mice are a huge problem in Central Texas, and it’s no wonder why: our temperate climate and growing population leave lots of space for rats and mice to thrive. Because these animals tend to frequent places where filth and disease are abundant, their presence around your home or business could be a dangerous omen of things to come. Besides being frequent carriers of ticks and fleas, they also have the ability to crawl through spaces several times smaller than their bodies, so it’s incredibly difficult to keep rodents out once they get inside.
Two types of rodent species that are commonly located in Central Texas are roof rats and Norway rats. Roof rats love to climb up trees and find their way into our homes and businesses. Norway rats often live in sewers and can find their way into your home through sewers, drain lines, and more.
Rodents are perhaps some of the easiest pests to discover in your home. Not only do they leave a large amount of visible damage around our homes and businesses, but they often leave grease marks and pungent droppings around pantries, wooden support structures, and insulation. Rats and mice are always on the lookout for any viable source of food and water, and are known to chew through anything that stands between themselves and a meal, including electrical wires, plumbing lines, and even the insulation between your attic and wall voids.
If you’re concerned that rodent activity is taking over your Central Texas home, the professional team behind EvoFoam Pest Control can provide fast-acting treatments with long-lasting results. We rely on a multistep rodent management program to keep your property in tip-top condition. Here’s what you can expect from our team as soon as you make the call:
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