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Here we see the completed installation of a rodent slick fence. We realize that it looks a little unique compared to most chain link fence barriers. This substation is in a remote area and visual asthetics are not necessarily the most important requirement. The reason why this professional rodent fence was installed was to prevent the loss of revenue to the utility company.
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Rat entrance (left). Rats often burrow underneath crawlspaces, into wall cavities, and under concrete.
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Here our technician has installed a rat killbox, or bait station. This bait station will kill up to ten rats using a poison that is safe for children and pets. It is a multi-feed rat poison. We've installed this near the rat's entrance.
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Rat in trap. This rat was caught in a food storage area in a restaurant. It's often better to use live trapping methods as opposed to lethal methods. If inaccessible, a decaying rat can become a source of odor and disease.
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Rat control traps are set to control rats in an attics. Often times, rats will occupy wall cavities and attic space and feed during night or low disturbance areas in the main areas of the home.
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Another kill box. Notice the entry of the trap in the front with accompanying rat poison. This rat control project Was performed in a mountainous area in North Carolina where rats were coming in from the woodlands into the wall cavities.
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