If you're grappling with a rat or mouse problem, you're not alone – rodent infestations are common in Central Florida homes and businesses. The good news is, Forest Pest Control is here to help. We’re a local pest and rodent control company that understands the stress and uncertainty rats and mice bring.
A rodent infestation goes beyond just the annoyance factor – it poses serious risks to your health and property. Some of the biggest risks associated with having rodents in your Central Florida space include:
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Maybe you’ve seen a mouse in your house and you’re not sure if it’s enough to warrant calling a professional rodent exterminator. After all, how much damage could one mouse cause? Here’s the thing: It’s rarely just one mouse. There’s usually many more that you can’t see. A single mouse sighting is your warning sign that now is the time to call before it gets worse.
Let us put your mind at ease. The experienced team at Forest Pest Control is well-versed in effective rodent removal techniques and commited to thoroughness.
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Why Choose Us?
You have so many choices when it comes to pest control, but not every company holds itself to the same high standard of service that we do or provides the outstanding results that we do. It’s important to choose a team that’s willing to go above and beyond at every opportunity to make sure your problem is – not just treated – but solved.
Through clear communication, punctuality, and thorough work until the job is complete, we will make getting rid of your pests the easiest it’s ever been.
Rodent infestations may have you scratching your head as to why these persistent pests keep coming back. Let’s talk about why rodents come inside your home or business, and how you can make it less attractive to them.
Did you find some suspicious droppings in a corner of your house? This is a strong indicator of a current rodent infestation. Find out how to identify mouse droppings – and what to do if you find them in your home.
What was that running across the floor? Imagine spotting a rodent, but you’re not exactly sure what it is. This guide is designed to give you a quick and easy reference so you can tell the difference between rats and mice in your home.
Rodents bring all kinds of risks and hazards with them, but you don’t have to get stressed out about them – especially when you partner with the skilled professionals at Forest Pest Control.
Our commitment to excellence sets us apart in providing effective and long-lasting rodent control solutions. Say goodbye to the stress of rodent invasions and hello to a rodent-free environment.
Ready to get started? Your journey to a rodent-free space starts now. Contact us today to schedule an appointment with the Central Florida rodent removal experts at Forest Pest Control.
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Scratching, scurrying, or chewing sounds at night may indicate rat activity because rats are generally most active after dark. Similar sounds can also come from squirrels or other wildlife, so an inspection is the best way to identify what is present and locate possible entry points.
Rats only need an opening about the size of a quarter to enter a home and commonly gain access around rooflines, soffits, vents, plumbing penetrations, garage doors, and gaps where building materials meet. They are also excellent climbers and may use trees, fences, utility lines, or exterior walls to reach the roof. A professional inspection helps identify accessible entry points around the entire structure.
Rats may contaminate insulation with urine, droppings, nesting materials, and body oils. They also frequently chew wiring, ductwork, plumbing and water lines, stored belongings, and portions of the structure. Damaged wiring can create a potential fire hazard, while damaged plumbing or water lines may cause leaks or water damage. These problems can become expensive if rat activity is not discovered early.
Trapping removes the rats that are currently inside, but it does not correct how they entered. If those openings remain accessible, new rats may continue entering the home. Long-term control involves identifying entry points, removing the animals, completing the necessary exclusion work, and performing bio-remediation when appropriate.
Professional exclusion addresses the source of the problem by identifying and sealing accessible entry points with durable materials appropriate for each repair area. Once the animals are removed and those openings are secured, rats can no longer use the same entry points. Because homes change over time and wildlife may discover new openings, we also recommend a yearly exclusion inspection to verify previous repairs and identify new areas of concern. Professional exclusion provides long-term protection rather than guaranteeing that no new entry point will ever develop.
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