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Rodent Pest Control

As the winter chill sets in, we all seek warmth and comfort indoors. Unfortunately, we’re not the only ones! Rodents, too, are on the lookout for cosy shelters to escape the cold. As a Brisbane resident, you might be wondering how to keep your home rodent-free during these chilly months. Don’t worry- we’ve got you covered with some expert advice on rodent pest control.

Seal the Deal

Rats and mice can squeeze through the tiniest of openings. A small crack in the wall or a gap under the door can be an invitation for them. Inspect your home thoroughly, both inside and out. Seal any cracks, crevices, and holes with a durable material like steel wool or caulk. Don’t forget to check your roof and vents as well.

Keep it Clean

Rodents are attracted to food and water sources. Ensure your kitchen and dining areas are spotless. Wipe down counters, sweep floors, and don’t let dirty dishes pile up. Store food in airtight containers and dispose of garbage regularly in sealed bins.

Clutter-Free is the Way to Be

Rodents love to hide in cluttered areas. Keep your home tidy, especially areas like basements, attics, and garages. Regularly declutter and organize your storage spaces to eliminate potential hiding spots.

Trim and Tidy

Overgrown trees and shrubs provide easy access for rodents to enter your home. Regularly trim back any branches that touch your house. Also, keep your lawn well-maintained to discourage rodent habitation.

Professional Rodent Pest Control

Sometimes, despite your best efforts, rodents may still find their way in. In such cases, it’s best to seek professional help. We are well-equipped to handle rodent infestations safely and effectively.

While the thought of sharing your home with rodents can be unsettling, remember that prevention is always better than cure. By following these tips, you can significantly reduce the risk of a rodent infestation in your Brisbane home this winter.

If you suspect a rodent infestation or need further advice on prevention, don’t hesitate to reach out – we’re always here to help!