Rat and Mice Control

• Black Rat/Roof Rat/Ship Rat - agile climber, pointed muzzle, large ears, long tail, the original plague carrier, droppings slightly curved in shape
• Brown Rat/Norway Rat/Sewer Rat - lives more at ground level and in sewers. A proficient swimmer, droppings are large blunt shapes, carries diseases to man and livestock.
• House Mouse - agile climbers, prolific breeders, and can easily enter homes. They nest and feed close to food, spreading diseases and polluting food, packaging and all surfaces. Their droppings are small, currant sized.
• Rodents -

  Cause considerable destruction as they can gnaw electrical cables, water pipes, and packaging, bringing the risk of fire and flood in residential and commercial properties as well as rendering packaging unsaleable.

• Mouse droppings (3-6mm in length containing hair and shaped with a point on one end);
• Greasy residue on the sides of walls (most common in cases of large rodent infestation);
• Burrows;
• Squeaking or gnawing noises at night time;
• Nests made up of paper, cardboard, and/or rags; and
• Gnawed-through wood, conduit cables, and metal.

Rodents can be harmful to humans as they are disease carriers, even resulting in death as they carry parasites like intestinal worms. Their urine and droppings can also make humans ill, especially if they contaminate food or drinks with their excrete and fur. In addition, they ruin doors, books, upholstery, food containers, skirting boards, and cables, leaving behind exposed wires, which can lead to fires or short circuits.