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Rodents
Racoons, Squirrels, Mice, Rats, & others

Though every rodent may not squeek, all of them do make noise. These little critters will often find themselves in your attic, walls, and crawl space.

Rodents carry diseases and are a health risk. Certain rodents, like the squirrell, will damage your home by chewing into your beams, electrical and water lines, which can cause fires and floods.

Fortunately these animals can be controlled, removed, and taken care of.

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Rodents: Raccoons, Rats, Mice, Squirrels, Chipmunks, Weasels, Gophers, Moles, Voles, Beavers, Minks, Skunks, Nutria, Woodchucks, Rockchucks, Porcupine, etc.

RODENTS Common Rodents we deal with Click an animal below to learn more about it
Rats Rats come in many species and can become a problem inside and outside of homes and buildings. Though rats are a nuisance and a health concern, rats are controllable.	Mice Like rats, mice make their homes inside and outside of buildings and can be controlled by kill products and trapping techniques. Mice can be controlled from entering structures by use of exclusion or block out techniques. With proper products, mice can be eliminated from accessing structures. Mice are controllable
Squirrels Squirrels destroy attics and crawl spaces, as well as wall cavities. They often chew or destroy electrical and water lines, which can result in house fires and floods. Though they are a small animal, their damage is extensive, much like rats. Squirrels can be removed from the indoors and controlled outside.	Raccoons Raccoons come by the hundreds and begin by destroying the outside of structures. If a raccoon is not removed from a property, they use various methods to enter the home and make dens for their young. Denning sights are often in chimneys, attics, crawlspaces, decks, log piles, and even in automobiles. Raccoons are also known for destroying wiring systems, water lines, not to mention, a good nights sleep. Raccoons are controllable.
Weasels Weasels are scavengers, they can weasel into houses, underneath decks and basement areas. Usually dig dens or holes, they live underground, and make nests.	Skunks Oh, the sweet smell of skunks. Skunks can be removed from the inside and outside of structures. Though there are hundreds of skunks out and about, when they enter a crawlspace or wall cavity, the problem can become serious. If a skunk dies in a building, it takes more than two years for the animal to decompose. Skunk removal is available, as well as odor control. Skunks can be controlled.
Gopher Gophers destroy lawns and gardens by tunneling under the ground and foraging on root systems. Gophers are controllable by the use of special traps and lure.	Muskrats Muskrats cause damage to waterways, ditches, and water storage ponds. They can be controlled through the use of special traps and blocking barriers.
Nutria Nutria are controllable by the use of special live and kill traps and exclusionary fencing.	Voles Voles destroy grass, trees, and create a network of tunnels under snow. The runways have an appearance of a roadmap, or branches like a tree. Voles are controllable through special traps and kill mixtures.
Woodchucks Woodchucks are controllable through the use of special live and body gripping traps. They cause damage to properties through digging and foraging. They can be controlled.	Chipmunks Chipmunks have a lot of the same behavior as squirrels, they can get in attics, sheds, garages, chew on wiring. They can be trapped or poisoned. Quite common in areas populated with trees and foliage.
Porcupines Porcupines are known for destroying trees and foliage. Like most animals, if porcupines set up home on the inside of a building, they have a serious effect. Porcupines can be kept from destroying property and are controllable.	Beavers Beavers are typically known for cutting, eating, and destroying trees to build their homes. Falling trees can damage man-made structures. Beavers and the damage they cause can be controlled.
Mink Mink cause problems with fish farms and fisheries. They can be controlled through the use of special trapping techniques.	Prairie Dogs They are like the common gopher they can make mounds of dirt and tunnels underneath the ground. They create dens, mainly plants and roots. Typically found in dryer climate, sagebrush fields. These wild animals can be controlled or trapped. They live in colonies. They live in the foothills.