Rodents Control

Traps are a common method used to capture rats. They come in various types, including snap traps, glue traps, and live traps. Snap traps kill the rat instantly, while glue traps and live traps capture the rat for later disposal.

Rat poison, also known as rodenticide, is used to kill rats. It is often used in bait form to lure the rats to consume it. Bait is typically placed in strategic locations where rats are likely to encounter it.

This method involves sealing all entry points to prevent rats from entering the property. It may involve sealing holes, cracks, and gaps in walls, floors, and roofs. Sanitation: Good sanitation practices can help prevent rats from infesting a property. Rat control services may recommend practices such as keeping food in sealed containers, removing clutter, and keeping the property clean. This method involves sealing all entry points to prevent rats from entering the property. It may involve sealing holes, cracks, and gaps in walls, floors, and roofs. Sanitation: Good sanitation practices can help prevent rats from infesting a property. Rat control services may recommend practices such as keeping food in sealed containers, removing clutter, and keeping the property clean.

This method involves using fumigants to kill rats in enclosed spaces. Fumigants are gases that penetrate into cracks and crevices to eliminate rats.

In addition to these methods, Benchmark rodent control services use a combination of strategies to control rat infestations. It is important to work with a professional rat control service to develop a customized plan for your property based on the severity of the infestation and other factors.