As Houston rat control experts, we receive many questions about what it takes to keep a home rat-free. After all, Houston is one of the top 5 rat-infested cities in America, so nearly every homeowner you know must address the problem in some form or fashion, regardless of the neighborhood
When you hear “rats in toilets” you probably think you’re hearing a myth. After all, it’s not a common occurrence. But Houston is one of the largest (and rattiest) cities in the world. Many Houston residents have walked into their bathrooms only to find an unwelcome, furry visitor staring up
Houston residents often ask us whether they have rats or mice in their homes. The idea is that rats are a lot more dangerous than mice. There are ways to tell whether you have a rat problem or a mouse problem. Here are four signs we look at. #1) DroppingsRat droppings are
People have been dealing with rat infestations as long as there have been cities. Rats enjoy living close to where the people are.
Many people enjoy living in The Woodlands because it puts them right next door to the 1800-acre George Mitchell Nature Preserve. While you might enjoy being able to spot various creatures when you visit the Preserve, the last place you want them is in your home or business.It’s not unusual
