

Yes, rodents commonly gnaw on electrical wiring (a fire hazard) and contaminate insulation with urine and droppings, which can lead to costly damage and health risks.

Clear access to affected areas, store food securely, and remove clutter. This helps technicians inspect, set traps, and apply treatments efficiently.

Mice are smaller, reproduce faster, and often nest indoors. Rats are larger, more cautious, and can cause greater structural damage. Both require different control strategies.

Before: Remove clutter and food sources. After: Clean up droppings and nesting material safely (do not sweep, wear a mask) and ...

Yes. Rodents chew electrical wires, insulation, and furniture, causing fire risks and costly repairs. Their droppings and urine can also contaminate food and surfaces.

You can use peppermint oil, cloves, or ultrasonic repellents, but these are temporary. A professional inspection and exclusion plan is the most reliable long-term solutions.