http://hopperenvironmentalservices.com/-Rodents may be small, but they can wreak havoc on your property and can be a health risk for your family. Learn to watch common signs of a rodent infestationas well as how best to deal rodents in your home. Getting rid of rodents can be time consuming & expensive if you do it on your own. If you think that you have a rodent problem, getting professional help is your best bet.

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2. Rodents are awfully small, but despite their
size, they could wreak havoc on your
property, and they can create a very serious
health risk for your family. They can even
bring fleas and ticks into your home.
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3. Many different creatures fit into the rodent category, but
there are two kinds of rodents that people deal most often.
Mice are the smaller of the two. They’re only about six
inches in length, and they usually only weigh .5 ounces.
They are often gray or brown.
Rats are fairly large. They have very sharp teeth, designed
to gnaw through things. They are far more prone to biting.
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4. Watching for common signs of a rodent
infestation is a good way to deal with these
creatures.
If you notice gnawing marks around your
molding or siding or marks on your
food, that’s one good sign you have an issue.
Rub marks on your walls are another good
sign.
Finally, if you see rodent feces anywhere in
your home, you likely have an issue that
needs to be dealt with.
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5. While it’s not always possible to keep
rodents out, there are a few things you
can do to try to ensure your home stays
rodent free.
First, repair any holes to the outside of
your home. This should include the
eaves and the attic.
Second, make sure your gutters stay
clear. And move yard waste storage
away from the house.
Finally, make sure you block any
possible holes in your home with steel
wool.
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6. If you do find a dead rodent in your home, be sure you put
on a pair of plastic or rubber gloves before you do
anything. Put it in a plastic bag, then tightly seal it. Place
it in a trash container with a tight lid. After you remove the
gloves, thoroughly wash your hands.
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7. Once you’ve had a rodent problem, disinfection
may be necessary after the infestation. If you
can, give the contaminated areas some air.
Clean up any droppings, then spray a fine mist
of bleach solution.
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8. If you think that you have a rodent problem, getting
professional help is your best bet. Getting rid of rodents can be
a time consuming & expensive, process if you do it on your own.
The experts at Hopper Environmental Services have the
equipment & experience to get rid of rodents and offer the
Hopper Guaranteed Rodent Elimination Program. The Hopper
professionals will solve your problem safely, quickly and
affordably!
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