Event post published to Yale Pest Control at February 27, 2023 17:01

A rat or mouse needs shelter, especially during the winter months. An untidy home is perfect for them, and any small hole can serve as a gateway to get into your house. House mice are notorious for leaving a cloying 'acetamide' odor, gnawing sounds, tooth marks, and greasy fur marks on your home. Rats can even chew through soft metals, such as lead and aluminum.

There are many reasons why you might have a mouse in your home or a rat in your garden during the winter months. Yale Pest Control offers rodent control services to protect your property from pests by using humane mouse traps and deterrents that cause far less unnecessary suffering. Contact Yale Pest Control for more information.

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Event post published to Yale Pest Control at February 23, 2023 17:03

You will find rats traveling in well-protected areas to find food, eating items you do not recognize as food, and nesting in your house after they have found food in well-protected areas. It is important to know that rats will consume nearly any organic material, even if they cannot digest it. If they are in dire need of food, rats will eat dead or young rats. They'll eventually move on to better foraging grounds. A rat cannot survive without food for over four days. A mother rat with pups will leave if the food runs out.

You can request a quote using the quote request service provided by Yale Pest Control to ensure your home is protected from rodents. Once you have requested a quote, you can begin implementing it.

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Event post published to Yale Pest Control at February 21, 2023 17:01

A cockroach defecates all over the place, including food sources, nests, and congregations. All over the place roaches live, including in corners, on shelves, inside drawers, pantries, closets, cabinets, refrigerators, stoves, washers, dryers, and sinks, cockroach feces can be found.

In order to get rid of cockroach waste, vacuum up any loose droppings, then wipe them down with hot, soapy water. However, cockroaches can travel inside your walls and defecate there.

Using these tips and practicing good housekeeping can help you avoid cockroaches in your home if they are still present after you practice good housekeeping and use the tips mentioned above and Yale Pest Control can determine the best course of action.

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Event post published to Yale Pest Control at February 17, 2023 17:01

Your home needs to be clean and free of water, food, and even crumbs, because roaches like food and water. With resident cooperation and modern baiting techniques, you can get rid of the German Cockroach relatively easily. You should clean up your house and take out all the litter and clutter.

You can prevent cockroaches by keeping damp areas dry, sealing entry points, fixing leaky pipes, cleaning food crumbs, vacuuming and mopping regularly, and clearing out clutter. Using Yale Pest Control, you can eliminate cockroach bites effectively, which is the best way to avoid them in the future.

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Event post published to Yale Pest Control at February 15, 2023 17:01

The American cockroach and the German cockroach both are common roaches, and both are more likely to bite than other roaches. In most cases, cockroaches bite whenever they feel threatened, and they bite most frequently during the night. It is possible for cockroach bites to cause swelling, a rash, shortness of breath, or even anaphylaxis. If you experience any unusual symptoms, consult your physician as soon as possible.

Using these tips and practicing good housekeeping can help you avoid cockroaches in your home if they are still present after you practice good housekeeping and use the tips mentioned above and Yale Pest Control can determine the best course of action.

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Event post published to Yale Pest Control at February 13, 2023 17:00

The primary carriers of rabies in the United States are raccoons, foxes, skunks, and bats. Only one person has ever died from the Raccoon strain. If you see a raccoon in your yard during the day, do not panic - she is not necessarily sick or dangerous. Raccoons are rarely aggressive toward people, but a female may growl and lunge at a person she sees as threatening if she believes they are threatening. Raccoons can also carry a roundworm called Baylisascaris, which can infect humans and pets. You should keep children and pets away from raccoon latrines and clean them properly.

Yale Pest Control's pest control experts are professionally trained and licensed to remove raccoons from your property.

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Event post published to Yale Pest Control at February 10, 2023 17:00

Raccoons are hard to eradicate because of their intelligence, adaptability, and rapid population growth. Their paws also have sensory receptors that allow them to feel different textures. You can prevent raccoons from visiting your home by following these steps:

-Keep your home or business in good repair by regularly inspecting it and making repairs as necessary
-Keep your yard clean
-Trash should be disposed of in a safe place

Yale Pest Control can get rid of your raccoon problem by checking out the services they offer. Raccoons are a very tough animal to rid yourself of in rural cities. Many cities have tried catching them and releasing them, but without success.

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Event post published to Yale Pest Control at February 08, 2023 17:00

A raccoon is an intelligent mammal with a lot of adaptability. However, they are known for stealing trash from trash cans and being very pesky critters. Besides destroying gardens and crops, raccoons invade buildings' roofs, damaging insulation, shingles, and electrical wiring. People are unlikely to view raccoons as highly dangerous animals when they think of them. Raccoons have been found to carry a number of diseases, therefore posing a serious risk to people and other animals.

A professionally trained and licensed pest control expert at Yale Pest Control knows how to effectively trap and exclude raccoons from your business or home.

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Event post published to Yale Pest Control at February 06, 2023 17:00

To get rid of pests from your home or business, you need pest control services. In addition to termites, ants, cockroaches, spiders, rodents, and cockroaches, Yale Pest Control provides professional pest control services both to residential and commercial clients. Our pest control services will ensure that your property is protected against pest infestations in addition to providing you with quality services.

It is important to store your food properly and reduce moisture inside your house in order to prevent pest infestations, and Yale Pest Control offers a variety of pest control services. For more information, you can request a quote from Yale Pest Control. On Yale Pest Control's website, you can find details about it.

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Event post published to Yale Pest Control at February 03, 2023 17:00

Food, water, and a place to live are key factors that attract cockroaches to homes. It is most likely that cockroaches will stay in the home if they are able to meet these requirements. It is important to wash your dishes frequently and clean your sink frequently in order to prevent cockroaches from attracting you. Cockroaches are attracted to food particles and odors found on dirty dishes, but they will also enjoy leftover residue from drinking glasses. It is essential to seal up cracks and crevices to keep cockroaches out. Cockroaches are attracted to warm, humid environments, and they can squeeze through minuscule holes.

Yale Pest Control can assess the infestation and determine the best course of action if cockroaches are still present in the home after practicing good housekeeping and using the tips above.

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Event post published to Yale Pest Control at February 01, 2023 17:00

Home remedies and DIY products rarely work against cockroaches, and over-the-counter pesticides may be toxic to you, your family, or your pets. They use several different methods of getting into your home. You can let cockroaches into your home through drains, sewers, plumbing, boxes and bags, cracks and crevices, and even if your home is free of excess food or moisture problems, cockroaches can still find food and thrive even in the most hostile environments.

Using DIY methods can put your family and pets at risk, and they seldom provide the results you want. Call Yale Pest Control for permanent, guaranteed results.

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