Rodent
# Protect Your Home
ABOUT KENNEDY RODENTS CONTROL
Rodents can transmit disease to humans, pets, and livestock. They have been found to transmit typhus, leptospirosis, trichinosis, and salmonellosis. The presence of mice and rats is usually detected by the damage they cause to food and structures, by their droppings, and by their nests. Treatment involves eliminating all entry points and population reduction by the application of rodenticides and traps.
Signs of Rodents Activity
The most common signs of a rat infestation in your home are:
- Stripped bark from plants and trees
- Piles of cut snail shells hidden under plants or piles of wood
- Sounds in the attic, floor, and walls
- Rat droppings in garages, storage buildings or other sheltered areas
- Rub marks caused by greasy rat fur
- Damaged food containers
- Damaged food
- Signs of gnawing
Information plays a key role in treating for rats or mice. Please be prepared to provide the technician with the following information:
- Where have you physically seen rodent activity?
- Have you noticed what appear to be any rodent droppings or urine stains? If so, where?
- Have you noticed any damage to furniture or other household items that would appear to be caused by biting or chewing? If so, please identify the damaged areas.
- Have you heard noises in the walls or ceiling that sound like scampering? chewing? Please be prepared to identify these locations and the frequency and extent of activity.
- How long have you noticed the problem?
- Do you have small children in the home? pets?
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FAQ
Which techniques do you use for rodent control?
We combine tried-and-true techniques including traps, rodent-proofing, and environmentally friendly repellent. We also keep an eye out for activity using exclusion techniques and close all access points. Our all-inclusive service package assures that every aspect of rodent control—from removal to long-term prevention—is addressed.
How do you handle a rodent infestation in the attic?
A frequent problem is rodents in the attic. We start with a comprehensive examination to find activity indicators and entry points. Following the removal of the infestation, we clean up any damage or contamination and shut all entrance spots. Rodents are kept out of the attic by taking preventative steps like replacing the insulation.
How can I keep rats out of my house?
Indeed, there are a number of ways to avoid this. Seal the gaps and crevices around pipes, windows, and doors. Food should be securely kept and stored, and rodent activity should be routinely checked for. For year-round rodent-free living, our staff also provides routine maintenance and inspections.
Do you provide business rodent control services?
Yes! We provide rodent control services especially made for commercial facilities, including restaurants, offices, and warehouses. To maintain your business pest-free while protecting your customers and reputation, our experts will examine your institution, create a comprehensive rodent removal plan, and implement the plan.
How much does it cost to control rodents?
The extent of the infestation, the size of your property, and the techniques needed for eradication all affect how much rodent treatment will cost. In order to evaluate the problem, we give free consultations and clear pricing. Our objective is to provide cost-effective, high-quality solutions for your comfort.
Are the solutions you use to control rodents guaranteed?
Yes, we do guarantee your delight! We want to make sure there are never any rodents in your house or place of business. We will come back to fix the issue at no extra cost if problems continue after treatment. We are dedicated to offering you long-lasting solutions that provide you comfort.
Will rodent control affect my home's structure?
No, we take great care to ensure that your home’s structure remains intact. We use non-invasive techniques including employing traps, repellents, and crack closing. We collaborate with you to fix any issues that arise after removal without sacrificing the structural integrity of your house.
How can I determine if rats have harmed my house?
Rodents have the ability to seriously harm flooring, drywall, wiring, and insulation. Chew marks, wall holes, or strange odors are indicators of possible damage. Our staff thoroughly inspects the property to determine the extent of the damage and provide recommendations for fixes and additional security.
Can you assist with mice and rats?
Indeed, we are experts in both mouse and rat management. The behavior, size, and environmental preferences of rats and mice need distinct methods. To keep your home rodent-free, our professionals can differentiate between the two and use specialized techniques for efficient removal and prevention.
What sets your rodent control offerings apart from those others?
Our team combines knowledge, innovative ideas, and a customer-first approach for great rodent control. We offer long-term prevention, compassionate, environmentally friendly treatments, and exhaustive analyses. We also give great importance to communication so that you are happy with the result and grasp the operation. Your security and satisfaction top our priorities.
Rodent-proof your home and storage buildings
- Check the outside of your house for holes or gaps the size of a quarter or larger
- Repair all openings using rodent proof materials:1/4 inch 18-22 gauge wire hardware cloth
- Install metal weather stripping under doors to remove gaps.
- Keep garbage cans covered at all times
- Pick fruit, nuts and vegetables as they ripen, and throw away or compost fallen fruit on the ground
- Feed pets during daylight hours only, and remove uneaten food right away
- Avoid storing food in garages and storage sheds at night unless in rat-proof covered metal containers
- Remove all trash and debris
- Stack woodpiles, lumber and household items at least 18 inches above the ground, 12 inches away from fences and walls
- Trim trees, bushes and vines to at least 4 feet away from the roof
- Remove heavy vegetation such as ivy, bougainvillea and pyracantha away from buildings and fences
- Thin vegetation to allow daylight in and remove rat hiding places
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