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If you're curious about how rats got into a brick house in Stone Mountain, Georgia, it was through a gap over a pair of pipes where they pass through a crudely-made hole in the brick wall. Our rodent pest control crew is patching the hole to rat-proof the house, and using traps to non-chemically treat the existing infestation.
The reason we're doing Norway rat control in Newnan, Georgia today is because the rats gnawed a hole a couple of inches wide through the rubber bottom seal of the garage door to get into the house. We'll be replacing the seal, as well as finding and sealing off any other other potential ways that rodent pests might get into the house.
The screen behind the metal lattice of the foundation vent is badly corroded and has detached itself from the lattice, which is why he have a rodent pest control team doing Norway rat control at a Dunwoody, Georgia home today. They'll install new screens over the vent to make them rat-proof.
Multiple stops in the Newnan and Sharpsburg area today for rat trapping and removal.
We’re doing a Rat Exclusion In Atlanta this morning! Easy Friday!!!
Just finished a rat removal and exclusion in Smyrna.
Quoted 2 in LaGrange, Ga. one for bats and the other for snakes. Next stop, Newnan Ga for mice.
We should be finishing up a Peachtree City rat control job some time this afternoon. All the rats have been trapped and removed from the house, and the holes they were using to get inside have been sealed. Right now we're replacing the insulation between the joists in the crawl space now where the rats were traveling between the insulation and the subflooring.
A Gap Between the Bottom of the Garage Door Frame and the Concrete Driveway is Why We're Doing Rat Control at this Sandy Springs, Georgia Home
This afternoon we'll be starting a non-chemical Norway rat control job at a Lilburn, Georgia home. The rat problem started with a gap over the air conditioning pipes and wires where they pass through a fist-sized hole in the cinder block foundation of the house. The gap was filled with mortar; but the mortar crumbled and fell out, allowing the rats to get in.
A metal clothes dryer vent attached to some loose bricks that are ready to fall out of the wall is the reason we have a crew trapping and removing Norway rats from a house in Doraville, Georgia. Rats' bodies are squishy, allowing them to squeeze through holes only slightly larger than their heads.
The space around a bundle of wires passing through a four-inch diameter hole in the foundation wall is the reason why we have a crew doing Norway rat control in Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia.
When you pass a pipe through a hole twice its diameter in a brick wall, you're asking for a rodent problem. That's why a crew from our Metro Atlanta office is doing rat control in Decatur, Georgia this morning.
Keeping rats out of a house without using poisons requires that high-quality materials be used to rodent-proof the house. For example, Norway rats bent the louvers in a thin metal foundation vent to create a gap and get into a house in Atlanta. Our rat control specialists will replace the vent with a sturdier one.
Stuck in traffic trying to get to a rat removal in Sandy Springs.
Atlanta rats are huge
We’re doing an Exclusion in Atlanta this morning to clear out critters in her attic!
On the road again
The insulating foam that the air-conditioning installer applied around the pipes where they pass through the brick wall failed to keep Norway rats out of a house in Smyrna, Georgia. Rodent pest control specialists from our Metro Atlanta office are properly sealing the gaps to make the house rat-proof.
The steel wool and insulating foam that a handyman installed in a gap in the brick wall where some pipes pass through failed to keep Norway rats out of a house in Chamblee, Georgia. That's why we have a crew of rodent pest control professionals at the house doing non-chemical rat control this morning.
The droppings and rub marks on the wooden crawl space door frame were evidence that a house in Cedartown, Georgia had a Norway rat infestation. Our rodent pest control technicians are in the crawl space setting traps to catch and remove the rats without using any chemicals.
Headed to quote a house near the Atlanta Zoo this morning. Hopefully it’s a raccoon like the homeowner suspects and not a tiger from the zoo.
It’s a beautiful day to catch some critters
Marietta rats
Stuck in traffic trying to get to a rat removal in Sandy Springs.
Norway rats gnawed away one of the plastic bars on a circular vent pipe cover to get into a house in Covington, Georgia. Our rodent pest control crew will replace the vent cover with a metal one to rat-proof the house, and use trapping and removal to treat the existing rat infestation without using any poisons.
Sold a exclusion in Gray Ga for bats now to Griffin Ga for a dead animal smell in a commercial building then to Meansville Ga for a quote for animal exclusion, possibly more bats.
Sealing a metal roof on Lake Oconee this morning then back to the Atlanta area to check some traps. Happy Friday
The galvanized steel hood may have hid the gaping hole in the siding where the air-conditioning lines passed into the house from humans, but Norway rats found it and used it to get into a house in Atlanta. The rat control crew will seal the hole as part of the rodent-proofing job.
Oglethorpe Ga customer having issues with something entering her crawlspace. Headed out to do a inspection.
Critter truck getting maintenance then it’s off to Gray Ga for noises in the attic.
Headed to Covington Ga this morning to quote a rat infestation. Then to Social Circle Ga to look at a house on a church property that has squirrels.

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