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Trapping works when it is strategic: the right traps, in the right places, checked on schedule, followed by prevention so there is nothing left to catch.
Spring Hill, FL: check rooflines before the wet and hurricane season (June to November), keep trees trimmed, pick up fruit during citrus season, and recheck after major storms.
Roof rats can have four or five litters a year, so a population rebounds quickly if nothing changes. Prevention lowers how often you need trapping at all and reduces damage and contamination.
It depends on species, location and rules. Snap traps are common for rats and mice; live traps can be used where appropriate.
At least a week for wary rats, and until activity stops across several checks.
Traps are placed out of reach and in protected locations. Tell us about your pets so we can plan placement.
Yes. Follow-up checks help confirm rodents are gone and catch new activity early.
Often once a year, or after storms, renovations or seasonal changes.
Call and tell us where you are and what you are hearing, seeing or smelling. A local rodent specialist can then set up an inspection of your attic, crawl space, garage and exterior.