Rats and mice are voracious scavengers who can chew through drywall and even wires in their search for food. Not only can they cause property damage, but they can also bring in diseases (such as Monkeypox and Hantavirus) and disease-carrying pests like lice, fleas, and ticks. If you spot signs that you have unwelcome rodent guests in your house, we can help!
You can count on EastLine to take care of your rodent problem and prevent mice and rats from returning. We have experience solving rodent problems for homeowners and commercial properties in New Bern, North Carolina and the surrounding areas.
Mice and rats can enter your home through tiny cracks and holes. Even if you haven't seen one scurry around a corner, there are other signs to look for that indicate a rodent's made a home in your house. These are the most common signs that there is a mice or rats in your house:
Have you found small, black pellets in your pantry or around another possible food source? That's a clear indicator you have a rodent guest.
If you find a 4-6 inch ball of shredded material like paper, string, fabric, pillow batting, or insulation, it's most likely a mouse's nest.
Small bite marks, scratches, or holes in food containers (like cereal boxes) clearly indicate you have a mouse or rat inside looking for dinner.
Rats and mice are often most active at night. You might hear them scutting around your attic or scratching at baseboards.
If your cat or dog keeps sniffing along your walls or around kitchen appliances, they may have caught the scent or a mouse or rat.
Is there greasy residue around cracks in a wall or under counter ledges. That can be a sign that area has become a popular path for rodents.
Rodents are notorious for breeding quickly. That's why acting quickly to eliminate these house guests is important. There are many effective methods to remove rats and mice. Start by scheduling a rodent control inspection to determine how they are getting and the extent of the infestation. Then, our technician will recommend the best option for you.
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