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The internet is teeming with DIY instructions for everything these days, from how to decorate a room to how to change a tire. However, if you think that you have a rodent infestation you should know that DIY rodent removal or even a simple attic cleaning during an infestation can be dangerous. To avoid the serious risks posed by a DIY job, call a professional attic cleaning and rodent control company instead. The highly skilled technicians employed by professional rodent…

The thought of having roof rats in your attic is scary, but many people live with them without even knowing it. However, the worst part about living with rats is the fire danger and the potential property destruction. Roof rats eat wires on a regular basis; it’s deep within their nature. When you understand why a roof rat eats wires, you’ll know that it’s better to just get rid of them altogether. Why Roof Rats Eat Wires Rats eat wires and cause…

Attic insulation ensures your home stays at a comfortable temperature, keeping you cool in the summer and warm in the winter. This is especially crucial during winter and summer months when we need to use heaters and air conditioning units to maintain a comfortable living environment. Unfortunately, without proper attic insulation you may find yourself spending more money to keep your home comfortable enough for you and your family. This is because lack of proper attic and crawl spaces insulation…

Why Do Rats Nest in Attics It is late at night. You are just settling down to go to sleep. The lights are out and everyone is in their beds. The night is blissfully quiet. Then you hear them above your head. The little scratches and clicks of a rodent which has plagued mankind for centuries – the rat. So much for pleasant dreams. This begs a simple question. Why do rats love our homes and, in particular, our attics?…

Stop Rat Damage in your Attic Rats are the scourge of every homeowner, because they can cause a tremendous amount of damage to a house. This is particularly true in attics, which rats universally love. If you suspect rats are in your attic you must act quickly, or face the prospect of an infestation. Let’s take a closer look at the damage rats can cause – and how to get rid of them. Damage What kind of damage can one…

How To Rodent Proof Your San Diego Home There are many types of rodents, but what they all have in common is that they tend to carry disease. That’s a major reason why keeping them out of your home is so important – it protects your family’s health. Let’s take a closer look at the steps necessary to rodent proof a home. Denying Opportunity In order to rodent proof a home the first thing you have to do is recognize what…

ROOF RATS IN SAN DIEGO Roof Rats: A few facts and figures Rattus rattus is the Latin word scientifically given to the species of rat commonly identified as roof rats. also known as ship rats, alexandrian rats, and most notoriously, black rats. An abundant supply of nourishment along with an ill-lit area provides the perfect conditions for inviting in a whole host of these unwanted guests. Attics, false ceilings and hollow wall openings attract them the most because these nocturnal…

Rodent Control & Disinfestation Service Attic Constriction Inc uses a three tiered approach to eradicating pesky rodents from your property. The respective phases are as follows – Assessment Assess the infestation and determine its scope. Segregation Segregate and trap the rodents. Clean-out / Sanitation / Restoration Remove the vermin from the premises, sanitize, and restore. Following these three phases is a must if you want your home to remain free of future infestations, skipping even one of these recomended steps can make your home…

What kind of rodent is it? A simple guide to rodent identification to determine what type of  rodents are living in and around your property. House Mouse House Mouseweighs only 1/2 to 3/4 of an ounce. Average body length is 2-1/2inch to 3-1/2inch. their tail is approximately 3 to 4 inches in length. Ears are large and prominent. The house mouse is gray on it’s back and lighter gray on it’s belly. The droppings are pointed and average 1/4 inch…