Rodent Control in Laurel, MD

Mice and rats come indoors for food, water and shelter, often as the weather turns cold. Trapping deals with the ones already inside; keeping them out means finding and sealing the way they get in.

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Signs you need this

  • Droppings in cupboards, drawers, under sinks or along walls
  • Gnaw marks on food packaging, wood or wiring
  • Scratching or scurrying in walls or ceilings, often at night
  • Shredded paper, fabric or insulation gathered into a nest
  • Burrows along the foundation, or dark rub marks along walls

What the work usually involves

  1. Inspecting inside and out for activity, droppings and entry points
  2. Working out whether it's mice or rats, since the approach differs
  3. Setting traps, or bait in tamper-resistant stations, where children and pets can't reach
  4. Sealing gaps around pipes, vents, doors and the foundation with materials rodents can't chew through
  5. Follow-up visits to check traps and confirm activity has stopped

Until help arrives

  • Store food, pet food and birdseed in sealed hard containers.
  • Don't touch droppings or dead rodents with bare hands, and don't sweep or vacuum droppings dry.
  • Keep children and pets away from any traps or bait.
  • Don't put loose poison bait anywhere a child or pet could reach it.

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