Rodent Inspection Part 6 - Neighborhood Range of Rodent Infestation

Rodent Inspection Part 6 - Neighborhood Range of Rodents
(And conclusion of the Inspection series)
Many people think perhaps only they have a mouse or a rat problem. But that’s seldom the case. Rodents, rats and deer mice, have quite a large range when foraging for food. Rats normally go up to 150 feet from their nest to locate food. This means rodents, and rat populations in particular, are often a neighborhood issue, not only located in particular house.
When your Cascade Pest Control technician surveys your home they will also be cognizant of how your home’s (or business’s) surroundings can contribute to, and complicate your rodent control and prevention service.
When neighbors feed their cats and dogs they may also be feeding the mice or rats that live in your attic or crawlspace. Someone’s spilt garbage down the street, or another house’s bird feeders can all impact how plentiful rodents are at your property. And as extensively intertwined as our suburban and urban neighborhoods are rats are now established as a constantly migrating population in most areas of greater Seattle and the Puget Sound.
Of course, those living more on the edge of suburbia, or even in rural districts throughout Washington are always surrounded with deer mice.
Cascade Pest Control provides rodent inspections and the control of rats and mice in Tacoma, Greater Seattle, Bellevue and the Eastside, Everett, Skagit & Island counties, Bellingham, Leavenworth & Wenatchee.
Western Washington 1-888 (989) 8979
Chelan County/Wenatchee Valley [phone]
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