Get Rid of Rats and Mice Before They Cause Harm With Our Expert Pest Control Services
Rodents spread disease and damage your home, so if you hear signs of something living between your walls or spot suspicious droppings you should contact us ASAP!
Hear Critters Scurrying in Your Walls? Act Fast!
DIY solutions are risky and unreliable and rodent repellents won’t evict established pests. To protect your family and your home you should work with a professional to get rid of these disease-carrying vermin!
Our Rodent Control Process
Site Assessment
We begin all of our treatment plans with a thorough inspection – identifying what species is causing the infestation, their entry points, and their food sources. We’ll discuss our findings with you, and explain your best course of action.
Rodent Control Services
Depending on what sort of infestation is present we’ll deploy live traps, snap traps, and bait stations. We’ll schedule a follow up visit for clean up and to ensure that the rodent population has been managed.
Exclusion and Repairs
In addition to eliminating your rodent problem it is important to rodent-proof your house to prevent the problem from arising again. In cases of severe infestation your attic or crawlspace insulation and wires may have been damaged. We will clean, disinfect, and make repairs to the impacted areas as needed.
Reasons To Choose Cramer Pest Control – Fort Mill SC
Expert Service Comes From Expert Training
A core component of our business is training. Our technicians carry Clemson Extension Univ 7A certification, allowing us to safely use and apply regulated pesticides. We run weekly training sessions for all of our staff, including safety training, pest control best practices, and on how to provide top-tier customer service.
We’re Only Finished When You’re Happy With the Results
At Cramer Pest Control we don’t consider our job done until your pest problem has been completely handled. After our technicians visit your home you’ll receive a follow-up call – if you have any remaining concerns let us know and we’ll take care of it!
A Commitment to Customer Service
Everybody says it, but so many pest control companies get it wrong. From your first phone call, to our technician’s visit, to follow-up calls you can expect an unrelenting commitment to your satisfaction. We don’t just want customers, we want raving fans.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is your treatment safe for my kids and pets?
Yes, all of our treatments are safe for children and pets. Our pest control expert will explain any necessary precautions you may need to take.
Can my family get sick from coming into contact with a mouse?
Yes! Never touch or handle wild mice or rats!
Rodents spread illness a variety of ways: through bites and scratches, through their droppings and urine (which may produce disease-causing dust or contaminate food), and through the fleas and ticks which often accompany them.
According to the CDC mice and rats are known to transmit:
- Hantavirus
- Lassa Fever
- Leptospirosis
- Plague
- Rat-Bite Fever
- Salmonellosis
- Tularemia
- Lyme Disease
- Murine Typhus
- Rock Mountain Spotted Fever
- West Nile Virus
What are some signs my home has a rodent infestation?
Mice and rats are generally quite skillful at staying out of sight and it may take some detective work to determine you have an infestation.
Signs of rodent infestation:
- Gnaw marks on
- Droppings (mouse droppings are 1/8-1/4 inch long rods with pointed ends, while rat feces are larger at ½ to ¾ inches long)
- Unusual, musty or unpleasant odor – mice use their urine as a form of communication
- Damage to packages containing cereals, grains, or nuts
- Scratching or scurrying sounds within walls, floor, or ceiling.
- A rodent sighting – where there’s one visible mouse or rat there are likely many more that are doing a better job of staying hidden!
What are the most common rodents in North and South Carolina?
When there is rodent activity in a house it is usually one of three species: Norway rats, house mice, or roof rats. All three spread illness and can cause severe damage to your home’s wiring and insulation.