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We got a crew in Birmingham sealing a house that has some rats nesting in their attic. In Tuscaloosa quoting some exclusions for bats and squirrels.
Rodent pest exclusion specialists doing a Norway rat control job in Milledgeville, Georgia are installing screens in the spaces between a row of bricks set vertically to vent the crawl space. This is a pretty common venting technique, but it's important to install screens to keep rodent pests out of the house.
A Rodent Pest Control Crew from our Macon Office is Replacing a Broken Clothes Dryer Vent at a Haddock, Georgia Rat Control Job
A non-chemical rodent-control crew doing rat control at a commercial building in Gray, Georgia found rat droppings and urine on top of the tiles in the drop ceiling. The tiles will have to be replaced to eliminate the rodent odor once the rats have been trapped, removed, and sealed out of the building.
Spending this Sunday resting up for a big week ahead.
Urine stains and a tunnel opening about the diameter of a quarter in the insulation between the joists were convincing evidence of roof rats that needed to be trapped and removed from the attic of a house in Macon, Georgia. We have a non-chemical rat control crew at the house rodent-proofing the exterior and setting traps in the attic.
Roof rats gnawed a hole a little bigger than a green olive through the wooden siding to get into the attic of a house in Kathleen, Georgia. The rat control crew will also repair the damage and rodent-proof the house.
Our rodent pest exclusion technicians are using patching cement to seal the gap around some pipes where they pass through the brick wall of a house in Dexter, Georgia. Achieving Norway rat control without using poisons requires that every possible rodent entry point be found and sealed to rodent-proof the home or commercial building.
Resting up tonight for a big day in Eatonton Ga tomorrow. Rats and possibly flying squirrels are the problem. Ridacritter is the solution.
We are in the mountains of Hiawassee, Ga this morning doing another Rat Exclusion to finish off our work week. Everyone have safe weekend and happy Labor Day!
A rodent pest control crew doing Norway rat control in Macon, Georgia discovered that the rats gnawed through the foam sealant applied around a bundle of wires where they were passed through a baseball-sized hole in the cinder block foundation wall. Our crew will properly rat-proof the foundation and use non-toxic traps to catch and remove the rats without using poisons.
This morning we have a rodent control crew in a crawl space doing Norway rat control at a Columbus, Georgia home. The rats burrowed a hole through the soil and the rubble foundation to get into the house.
Gaps between the crumbling bricks under the porch steps allowed Norway rats into the crawl space of a vacant house in Pendergrass, Georgia. Our rat control experts are on the scene with trowels in hand repairing the brickwork to rat-proof the house, and using traps to catch and remove the rats that already got inside.
Setting a few bricks in the foundation vertically with some space in between them is a common way to ventilate a crawl space. But unless the openings are screened to rodent-proof them, they can allow rats or other rodent pests into the house. That's exactly why we have technicians in the crawl space doing Norway rat control at an Eastman, Georgia home today.
Roof rats climbed up behind the vinyl corner post to get into the attic of a house in Eastman, Georgia. The rat control crew is rodent-proofing the house to prevent further infestations of rats or mice, and using traps to non-chemically trap and remove the rats that already got into the house.
A gap of a little more than an inch between the end of the wooden roof fascia and the adjacent brick chimney allowed roof rats into the attic of a house in Macon, Georgia. The rat control crew is using traps to catch and non-chemically remove the mice, and rodent-proofing the house to prevent future infestations.
Finished up an exclusion before it for too hot outside. Perks of getting up early and getting started.
The reason our non-chemical rodent-control experts are doing Norway rat control at a Quitman, Georgia home all gets down to a three-inch gap where part of the garage door weather seal fell off. The gap made it easy for the rats to get into the garage, and from there the house proper.
Resting up for another full week of critter ridding.
Our rodent pest control crew is repairing water damage to the walls of a home as part of a non-chemical rat control job in Griffin, Georgia. Water problems and rodent pest problems often occur in the same places, and our pest control professionals take care of both problems.
This morning we're starting a non-chemical roof rat control job in the attic of a house in Macon, Georgia. The rats will be trapped and removed from the home and the roof sealed to keep rodent pests out of the attic. The rat-proofing will also prevent problems with squirrels and other nuisance wildlife.
Norway rats gnawed through the lower edge of the wooden siding where it meets the brick foundation to get into a house in Valdosta, Georgia. A rodent pest control crew from our South Georgia office is at the house setting traps to catch and remove the rats without using poisons, and rodent-proofing the house to prevent future infestations.
There is nothing like waking up and looking forward to going to going to work. I love my job and am blessed to be in the position I’m in.
Headed to Birmingham to do a raccoon quote. Got another raccoon quote in irondale. Squirrels will be active soon. Call Ridacritter for your free exclusion quote.
A gap in the roof trim where the diagonal section meets the soffit allowed roof rats into the attic of a house in Jackson, Georgia. A rodent pest control team working out of our Macon office is non-chemically trapping and removing the rats and sealing the house to prevent future rat infestations.
This morning we have a crew at a house in Zebulon, Georgia doing rat control. A handyman tried to seal the rats out of the house using insulating foam, but the rats just gnawed right through it.
A gap about an inch high where the soffit meets the shingles at a roof junction needed to be sealed as part of a Zebulon, Georgia roof rat control job. Trapping and removing the rats from the attic would be silly and pointless unless we also rodent-proofed the house.
Norway rats enlarged a gap where a pipe passed through a plaster wall into a fist-sized hole that allowed them into a house in Yatesville, Georgia. Rats and other rodent pests can gnaw through most building materials, making non-chemical rat control challenging.
A dentist office in Stone Mountain has a dead animal smell that needs checked out this morning
A crew doing Norway rats control at a Gray, Georgia home have located how the rats were getting into the house. A gap in the brick wall near the sill plate on the back of the house will have to be sealed to rodent-proof the house and prevent future infestations.
Today's agenda includes Norway rat control at a Concord, Georgia home. Gaps around the gas and water pipes where they pass through the exterior brick wall of the house will have to be sealed to rat-proof the house, and traps will be used to non-chemically eliminate the existing infestation.
Sun’s out in Marietta. Getting hot

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