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Rodent Remediation Service & Decontamination

Mice & Rats aren't very well liked animals among homeowners. While some nuisance wildlife may be seen as cute or cuddly, most people are scared (and even disgusted) at the very thought of a rat running across the kitchen floor. Big and tough men have been caught screaming and jumping onto the table when a mouse brushed their foot. We've actually seen it happen!

As silly as that may seem, there's very good reasons to have that sort of gut reaction. The fact is that rodents are perfect for harboring and transporting disease. This is why a growing rodent infestation inside your home is very serious business!

We specialize in Interior and Exterior Damage Repair, Rodent Exclusion, and Hazardous Decontamination. Whether your issue is Residential, or Commercial, we can provide you with a lasting solution!

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Dead Animal Removal in Putnam County, NY - Dead Animal in the Wall

It's shocking how horrendous a single dead mouse can smell, but once it starts to permeate the house, it quickly becomes unbearable! As the animal begins to decompose, it becomes a breeding ground from disease vectors like flies and maggots. If left untreated, the smell can linger for months, before beginning to dissipate.

TriState Wildlife never uses poisons or harmful chemicals when removing nuisance wildlife, including rodents. Targeted trapping programs are more humane and effective in solving the issue. Continue Reading on Google+

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Rodent Remediation Process | Success Guaranteed!

We start by coming out for an on-site evaluation. Every structure is different, and the size of the infestation can vary as well. Once we have gone through the entire property we give out a written report detailing how to best resolve the problem. In some cases
ir cams are used to follow the rats and figure out their patterns.

A customized trapping program is performed to completely clean out the infestation living in the space, and then all penetrations leading into the property are sealed, so that new rodents can't get back in.

A very small infestation can generally be eradicated within just a few days, while larger infestations can often take weeks to resolve. In the case of rats you may have a week of just pre-baiting the traps to convince the rats they are safe.

 

Rodent Remediation | Health Risks

When an extensive rodent infestation has occurred, the job isn't over just because rats are gone. A big part of our process is cleaning up the mess the animals have left behind. Not only are the feces a major health risk for everyone occupying the house, but they also serve as an attractant to other critters enticing them to enter the space.

Hantavirus
Rats excrete the virus in their urine, saliva, and droppings. A person may be exposed to hantavirus by breathing contaminated dust after disturbing or cleaning rodent droppings or nests, or by living or working in rodent-infested settings.

Leptospirosis
Humans are infected through contact with water, food, or soil containing urine from these infected animals (i.e. rats, mice). The disease can also be transmitted through direct contact with urine, blood or tissue from an infected animal. The bacteria can enter through broken skin or through the soft tissues on the inside of the mouth, nose or eyes.

Murine Typhus
An Acute infectious disease that is transmitted to humans by rat fleas and feces. The symptoms include fever, headache, and rash, body aches & pains, chills.

Salmonella
Bacteria which cause disease in humans and animals and is Transmitted to humans by eating foods contaminated with animal feces.

Preventative Measures

Since rodents are known to transmit disease, it's important to take some precautions after the rodent infestation has been trapped and removed. Rodent feces and urine pose the biggest health risk, so removal is imperative. If insulation has been contaminated, it should be replaced and the area decontaminated to the specifications laid out by the Center for Disease Control.The same applies to all areas the rodent population may have come in contact with. The rodent cleanup process is the only way to stop the spread of contamination throughout your home or office. This will also remove the rodent pheromones left behind, discouraging new colonies from moving in.

We also highly recommend that all possible entry points on the outside of the structure be located and permanently sealed, cutting off access.

We're one of the only companies in the country that provide both services to our clients. We take care of every step of the process from start to finish, insuring complete satisfaction!

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InfraRed Camera Used to Track a Home Rat Colony    Roof Damage Used by Rats to Get Inside    Copper Wire Exposed from Rodent Chewing    Rats Chewing Holes to Get into a Bedroom    Three Large Dead Rats Euthanized in Clients Home

More Chewed Wiring: Extensive Contamination!    Chewed Electrical Wiring - VERY Dangerous!    Chewed and Contaminated Electrical Wiring    Dead Rat Found Less Than 1 Foot From Poison Box    Decomposing Rat & Urine/Fecal Contamination

Poisoned Rat Decomposing In Crawl Space    Chewed Wiring & Insulation Contamination    Dead Rat Decomposing in Ceiling     Sub-Floor Mouse and Rat Contamination    Typical Fecal Contamination from Infestation

Typical Nesting from Rats - Cleanup    Mouse Caught in Live Trap - High Skill Level    Rat Feces Contaminating Insulation    Vunerable Pipes to Interior Used by Mice & Rats    Rat Entry Point Found in Missing Mortar

Sub-Floor Mouse and Rat Contamination    What a Typical Infestation Looks Like    Serious Health Risk From Dead Rat    Rats Nest Outside an Office Park    Interstitial Contamination Above Cubicles

Commercial Foundation Entry Point - Rats    Unsecured Pipe Gave Easy Access    Rat Grease On Pipe Showing Entry and Exit    Vulnerable Mouse And Rat Entry Points    Missing Cement - Exposed Pipes & Wood Rot

One of Many Rat Holes Found Outside Office    Rat Entry Point - Fortune 500 Company    Bio-hazard: Extreme Rat Contamination!    Poisoned Rat Removed From Behind the Wall    Two Rats - Trapped & Removed

Night Vision - Rats Entering Bed Room    Floor Board Chewed to Enter Main House    Cracked Foundation Entry Point - Rats    Rats Nest Found 20 Feet From Building Entrance    Main Colony Entry Point - Feces & Hair Visible

Three Rats Trapped - Humane Removal
    Large Rat Trapped in Warehouse    Poisoned Mouse Died in Wall - Horrendous!    Rat Paw Prints Tracked On Duct Work