Which Areas to Target with Rodent Exclusion Exclusion is the most effective and humane method for keeping out rodents. The goal of exclusion is to seal up all the holes and spaces around your home that mice and rats can use to gain access, thereby keeping them out. It is possible for homeowners to manage

Rodent Problems in Historic Homes Any home in New York and New Jersey can have rodents. They move into walls, basements, and attics wherever there is food and water available. But there are certain features of older homes that means they are more at risk. Some of these are unique to homes over 100 years

Why Your House Cat Is Not Effective for Rodent Control Cats and mice are one of the most familiar predator-prey relationships. From the historical use of cats in controlling rodents in ancient Egypt to childhood cartoons, many people assume that if you set a cat loose in a home with a rodent problem, the cat

Tips for Keeping Rodents Out of Your Business Both mice and rats can spread disease and cause property damage. While many people worry about rodents in residential properties, they are equally – and sometimes even more so – a risk at commercial properties. At your business, rodents risk your reputation and your finances as they