rat control - berkeley, ca - ​Call (510) 900-8593

In this country today, there are many rat species cruising in it. However, the Norway rat (Rattus norvegicus), Roof rat (Rattus rattus) and the Cotton rat (Sigmodon hispidus) are the common rats in Berkeley. Rat infestations are a major call for us to be on our feet in our home duties.

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more on rat control - berkeley, ca

Rats can easily adapt in our houses for our living conditions pretty much suits theirs too. Getting rid of rats only gets easier when you get to learn more on the rat biology.
1. Norway Rats
Also called the sewer rat, wharf rat, water rat, house rat, grey rat or brown rat.  These are large rats with coarse reddish brown fur. They have blunt noses, small ears and can grow up to 17 inches in length. They live mostly below the ground.
2. Roof rats
Also known as the black rat or the ship rat. They are black in color with their bellies being grey or white in color. Their heads are pointed and have long ears. They reside above ground and are excellent climbers.

Rat Inspection
In order to successfully eliminate the rats in your residence, we have to conduct an inspection especially at dusk or immediately after dark. The reason behind this is because they are mostly active in these times. Some of the signs of rat infestations include
  • Rat droppings
  • Burrows
  • Grease marks on walls
  • Gnaw marks or chewed items
  • Urine stains
  • Rat tracks
  • Rustling sounds, odors and also sighting live or dead rats.


Rat Treatment
  • Traps
In environments where rodenticides cannot be used, traps are a likely alternative for rat population reduction and control. Some of the rat traps we use include the snap traps, live traps and glue traps. Traps are an advantage as you can easily dispose of the dead rat before their foul odor begins spreads in the house.
  • Baits
Poison baits which contain rodenticides are placed into bait stations where our children and pets cannot access them. The baits are quite powerful as the rat only needs to feed on the baits once, for a lethal dose of the rodenticides.
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Sanitation and exclusion will help you prevent future occurrences of rat infestations. Our head offices are located here in Berkeley. You can pass by or call us at any time of the day. Call (510) 900-8593 today for free quotes and estimates.