Rodents

Rats and mice seek food, water and shelter and can enter through small structural openings. They may nest in ceilings, service rooms, storage areas, waste zones, landscaping and external burrows.

Environment
Food, Water & Shelter
Common Areas
Storage • Waste Zones • Service Rooms
Activity
Mostly Hidden & Nocturnal
ABOUT THE PEST

Rodents

Rats and mice seek food, water and shelter and can enter through small structural openings. They may nest in ceilings, service rooms, storage areas, waste zones, landscaping and external burrows.

IDENTIFICATION

How to Recognize It

Droppings
Scratching noises
Gnaw marks
Damaged packaging
Tracks
Burrows
Rub marks
Nesting material
Unusual pet activity
IMPORTANT TO KNOW

Why It Matters

Rodents can contaminate food and environments and may carry diseases directly or indirectly. Disturbing dry droppings can create an exposure risk, so cleanup should follow safe procedures.

Prevention

Seal gaps and service penetrations
keep food and waste closed
remove clutter
maintain vegetation
external housekeeping
report evidence early
PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT

Pest Free Approach

Pest Free conducts entry-point and activity inspections, recommends proofing, deploys secure monitoring and control devices, maps activity and reviews trends until control is achieved.