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RAT REMOVAL PROCESS

ASSESS AND REMOVE

Assess and Remove

You can’t resolve a mouse problem if you don’t know how they’re getting in. We begin with a thorough 50 point inspection of your home’s exterior and interior to identify all mouse entry points. We then remove the mice using expertly installed one-way doors that allow the mice to leave for food but prevent them from getting back in.

clear and clean

Clear and Clean

Mice are messy, leaving droppings and urine behind wherever they go. Skedaddle offers cleaning and sanitizing services to safely remove harmful mouse droppings and contaminated building materials to return your home to a liveable state.

PREVENT AND PROTECT

Prevent and Protect

The results from our initial home inspection will provide us with a full understanding of what areas of your home needs to be sealed against future mice infestations. Our wildlife technicians will use professional grade wildlife exclusion materials to prevent any possible re-entry and keep mice out.

 


Rats in Victoria

Across North America, rats are one of the most common pests in homes and businesses. Like most wildlife, they are often attracted to the warmth and shelter these buildings provide, and they can quickly become a nuisance. Once rats have made their way indoors, they can cause extensive property damage and spread diseases. Similar to mice, rats also breed extremely quickly, so it is important to call Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Removal for rat removal in Victoria at the first sign of rodent activity.

What We Do

At Skedaddle, we understand the property and health risks that rats can pose to your home. That’s why we’re committed to providing effective, long term, reliable rat removal and exclusion services. Our process begins with a thorough inspection of your property to identify all potential entry points. We then install one-way doors over the main entry points so that the rats can exit safely, but can’t come back in. We also check for any other holes, gaps, or cracks where the rats might be able to get in and seal those up as well. Finally, we decontaminate any areas where they have been so that the pathogens they may have left behind no longer pose a risk to you and your family.

Assess and Remove

The first step in solving a rat problem is identifying all of the potential entry points into your home. We begin with a thorough 50 point inspection of your home’s exterior and interior to identify all entry points. We then remove the rats using expertly installed one-way doors that allow them to leave for food but prevent them from getting back in. This method is both effective and humane, ensuring that your rat problem will be resolved quickly and permanently.

Clear and Clean

Rats may be small, but they can cause significant problems in your home. Not only are they messy, leaving droppings and urine behind wherever they go, but their waste can also spread disease. If you think you have a rat problem, it’s important to call a professional pest control company like Skedaddle. We will safely remove all rat droppings and contaminated building materials to return your home to a liveable state.

Prevent and Protect

Seeing a rat in your home can be a shocking and unpleasant experience. Not only are rats unsightly, but they can also spread disease and cause damage to your property. After our initial inspection, we will better understand what areas of your home need to be sealed against future rat infestations. After sealing all entry points, we will recommend some changes to your property and your routines to make it less attractive to rats in the future.

Why Mice Get Into Your Home in the First Place

There are a few reasons why rats might enter your home. First, they’re always on the lookout for food. If your home provides an easy food source, rats will be more likely to take up residence. Additionally, rats are looking for warm places to build their nests. A house is a perfect place for them to nest since it’s sheltered from the elements. Finally, rats are attracted to homes that offer a lot of hiding places. If your home has a lot of nooks and crannies, it’s more likely to attract rats.

If you suspect that you have rats in your home, there are a few signs to look for. These include teeth marks, shredded material that could be used for nesting, chewed wiring, and rat droppings. Rats chew on raw materials to help grind their teeth down. They have been known to chew through electrical wiring, insulation, drywall, plumbing and even copper pipes. This gnawing can cause fires, flooding, and other serious damage to your home. So, it is easy to see why rats can cause incredible damage if they get into your home.

Rat bites can pose a serious health threat to both humans and pets. Rats are known to carry a variety of diseases, including hantavirus. In addition, rat bites can introduce bacteria into the bloodstream, leading to infection. Pets are particularly at risk because they cannot often defend themselves against attacks by rats.

No matter what time of year, rats are always looking for a place to find food and shelter. They are extremely territorial compared to the somewhat innocent and curious mouse, and can be difficult to remove from a house. The more rats that are in a home, the more risks involved. If you believe you have rats in your home, contact us for rat removal in Victoria as soon as possible.

What You Should Know About Rats

Rats can pose a serious problem if they get into your home. Nevertheless, they are pretty fascinating little creatures.

  • Rats have great episodic memories. In the wild, they scramble through the network of paths they create and never forget the way.
  • Rats may not chuckle like humans, but they do laugh. They produce a high-pitched sound, mainly when playing.
  • Without companionship, rats tend to become lonely and depressed. This is the primary reason why they like living in groups.
  • A rat can go longer than a camel without drinking water. They can stay alive for up to 20 days without drinking water. They get water and moisture from the food they eat.
  • Rats are skilled swimmers. Rats have hinged spines that help them to hold their breath and swim. It also lets them squeeze through drains, pipes, and other tight spaces.

nyone who has ever dealt with a rat infestation knows how big of a problem they can be. Not only are they unsightly, but they can also carry diseases and contaminate food sources. What’s more, rats reproduce quickly, so an infestation can quickly get out of control. The good news is that steps can be taken to get rid of rats and prevent them from returning. Skedaddle offers comprehensive rat removal services in Victoria, including decontamination and future intrusion prevention. We use the latest technology, and our team of experts has years of experience in dealing with rat infestations. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you get rid of your rat problem for good.

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