Nassau County's Complete Rat Control Guide
How much do you know about rats? Do you know that rats are clever animals that can learn to avoid traps? Do you know that they can jump three feet in the air, scale brick homes like Spiderman, and squeeze through a hole the size of a quarter? Do you know that they can completely change their natural behavior patterns to adapt to their environment? This last one has many implications because even if you know rats, they may still find a way to outsmart you. It is important that you know what you're up against before you attempt to get control of rats on your property. Here is a complete guide to rat control in Nassau County.
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Exclusions
When you attempt to keep rodents out of your Nassau County property, you should be aware of the following facts. Along with all of the physical abilities listed above, rats can also:
- Chew through wood, drywall, and plaster with little trouble.
- Chew away at brick and concrete, if properly motivated.
- Squeeze through a hole the size of a quarter. The rule of thumb is that, if it can get its skull through a hole, it can get its big, pudgy body through as well.
At Parkway Pest Services, we use metal flashing and other strong, high-quality materials to keep rodents out of structures. We perform inspections to evaluate rodent pressure and to ensure the proper exclusion materials are applied.
One More Thing You Should Know About Rats
If you start to have trouble with rats on your Nassau County property, you may be tempted to try and deal with them on your own. This could lead you down a very frustrating road, as it can be extremely difficult to arrest a rodent infestation without proper training and experience. This can allow rats to continue to present a threat to your health and property.
