Posts Tagged ‘Santa Fe Rodent Control’
Santa Fe Kitchen Cleaning Strategies to Keep the Pests at Bay All Day
As a hotbed of fruits and vegetables, food scraps, and trash, your kitchen can be a party haven for bugs, insects, and rodents, which can be particularly susceptible to pest infestation. Seeing pests crawl around a Santa Fe home, especially in the kitchen, can be annoying. Cockroaches, rats, mice, ants, and pantry pests rummage through…
Read MoreSanta Fe Rodent Control – Simple Steps Santa Fe Homeowners Can Follow For Mouse and Rat Infestation Prevention
Because early spring is on the horizon, it is time to begin moving on rat and mouse infestation prevention in your house. Humans can have significant difficulties because of rodents. Mice and rats may transmit a wide variety of diseases to you and your family, in addition to wreaking havoc on the structure of your…
Read MoreTop Indicators You Have Mice this Winter
Many people in the Southwest in places like Santa Fe, NM, will mistakenly believe that the onset of winter will miraculously end all the insect issues that have plagued their homes and places of business. This is because winter temperatures are often lower than summer temperatures. Even though this is correct for some populations of…
Read MoreYour Santa Fe Next Door Neighbor Has Rat Problems – Here’s Your Action Plan On How To Resolve the Issue
The rat, and more especially the Norwegian and Brown varieties of the rat, is one of the most troublesome pests. It’s common knowledge that rats are highly versatile critters. They have a keen sense of smell and hearing and impressive abilities in climbing, jumping, swimming, and burrowing. When environmental conditions are favorable, the rat population…
Read MoreNorway Rat Basic Facts and Santa Fe Rodent Control Action Plan to Deal with Them
Norway rats are larger and more aggressive than their cousin, the roof rat or black rat, and have a stocky, heavy build. Norway rats are a common species in the United States; they are a commensal rodent, meaning they thrive in human settlements. For instance, Norway rats are found out in the Southwest part of…
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