Rodent Control in Covington

The hills and river nearby change how rats act in our town. Since we are right by the water, Norway rats are very common here because they love damp spots and soil. Many of the older homes have stone foundations with tiny gaps that mice love to use as doors. We know which neighborhoods have these types of houses and what to look for when we arrive. The humid Kentucky summers and cold winters also drive pests indoors looking for a steady temperature. We check crawl spaces and attics because that is where most mice build their nests using your insulation. Our experts know that a house near the Licking River might have different issues than a house up on a hill. We use this local knowledge to pick the right spots for our bait and traps. We also look at how your yard drains water, because puddles can attract thirsty rats to your property. Understanding these local details is the only way to do the job right.