Informational Notice for Rodents

Nov 27, 2017 | Blog, Rodents

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Rodents must have adequate food and shelter in order to live and thrive. Removal of these 2 factors is the best way to prevent and control rodent problems. It is important to include both the outside and inside of your home in your sanitation efforts.
Indoor Sanitation 

Food

• Clean areas under stoves, refrigerators and dishwashers; make sure there are no crumbs or grease

• Keep counter tops clear of food and wash everyday

• Do not leave glasses of water out overnight

• Don’t leave dirty items in the sink overnight

• Store dry food, pet food and birdseed in sealed containers; do not leave overnight in bowls

• Clean pet bowls at night.

 

Shelter

• Keep storage areas free of clutter

• Keep closets and cabinets organized

• Rodent-Proof hard-to-access areas that tend to be neglected

o Basement windows

o Stone foundations

• Store supplies or materials off the floor

• Install door sweeps on all doors

 

Exterior 

• Keep grass and weeds cut

• Do not store wood or debris against house

• Make sure all cracks and openings are sealed around foundation

• Keep lids on all trash containers and recycling bins

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