
- Sealing cracks and holes around the foundation of your home, as well as utility pipes and other dime-sized holes, will help to prevent rodents from entering your home.
- Replacing old and worn weather strips on doors and windows, while storing wood piles at least 20-feet from your home will add invasion protection.
- Clear away old clutter and store boxes off the floor
- Fixe all leaky pipes and clogged drains to help prevent moisture build-up that would otherwise attract cockroaches and ants.
- Caulking of door and window entry points and the removal of all spider webs.
- Apply a dust treatment to all exterior entry points, which include the attic access and utility boxes.
- Placed rodent monitoring stations as they may be needed.
- Treat exterior hot spots that provide food and shelter for the pests.
- Treat thick grass, wooded bark areas, mulch, rock beds, and similar decorative structure with granular baits to suppress the spread of pests.