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Here comes the snow

trevor — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 10:28:39 +0000

Well it’s started, It’s snowing in Dublin today and its very cold…..

This is now the time rodents will be looking for somewhere warm to spend the winter. If you are unlucky it might be your house, make sure you check your home for enter points. Rats and mice are opportunists and if they find a enter point into your home they will take it. You need to check things like holes around pipes, gaps under external door, vents etc.

Autumn is now here, So are the rats and mice

trevor — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 11:04:12 +0000

Autumn is here and so are the Rats/Mice, they are going to be looking for shelter as the weather gets bad. This can mean your house, shed, etc.

If you get a rat/mouse in your home you’re probably wondering why me. Sometime its just down to bad luck, they have found easy access to your home. Other things that can attract rodent are rubbish bins, Pet bowls that are left out in the back garden.

If you would like advice on rodents or think you might have a problem, just give us a call and will be happy to go throw your options with you.

Cold weather drives rats and mice indoors

trevor — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 11:45:38 +0000

The recent cold snap that affected the country has lead to an increase in rat / mouse activity as they looked for shelter in people’s home. There are many tempting places in your house where rats and mice are likely to get in. Things to look out for are droppings, hearing noise in the attic or behind your walls.

If you would like advice on rodents or think you might have a problem, just give us a call and will be happy to go throw your options with you.

Compost bins

trevor — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 12:26:34 +0000

Hi Stephen,

Composting bins are a good idea, you can add organic material such as kitchen or garden waste. This will reduce the amount going into your normal bin. However like any bin containing kitchen waste ( Food), your compost bin can attract Rats, Mice, Cats, Flies if you leave the lid of your bin open, just make sure once you have finished putting stuff inside the bin you close the lid and you should not have a problem. Once your bin has been emptied you should give it a quick wash out with your garden hose to keep it clean.

I hope this has helped, if you have any more questions feel free to contact us.