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A rodent-proof home isn’t just about securing your property investment. Sure, it is a huge part of it. After all, rodents are destructive by nature and they invade homes for shelter and food. Food can come in the form of your home’s foundation, as well as your crops, stocks and furnishings, among others.

But above all this, having a rodent-proof home gives you and your loved ones a peace of mind. Your home can truly become a place that’s safe, secure and clean.

Flies are all-season pests that can cause your business several problems. Think of flies as pests that are just so persistent and annoying. These pests don’t just compromise the products that you create and serve. They are also major turn-offs.

Once your customers see these flies – you can expect for them to slowly fly away and look for another business to support!

Don’t let flies drive away your customers!

A mouse is really only cute in Disney movies. When you have them at your home, beware! They are likely to cause a trail of destruction and contamination. Your food and health may be at risk. Likewise, your furniture, wirings, and your property’s foundation may be compromised.

When you know that there’s a mouse at home, act fast! There’s no time to scream. Call Safe Spray as soon as possible.

Of course, we won’t stop you from trying to get the mouse yourself. This is a challenge that many of our clients go through first. Of course, having a professional team on the job is always the better option. But, if you must, here’s a few things you can do when there is a mouse in your home.

You typically see more of these pests after a flood simply because their shelters were destroyed from the rain.

Many times, pests and rodents’ homes include large holes and tunnels. When this fills up with water, the pests are forced up to the surface, and are unable to return to their homes – so they choose yours instead!

When the weather starts getting nippy, that’s a good sign to start thinking about your home and if it’s secure from rats.

Rats need to stay warm to survive. Residential properties are always good sources of food and shelter for these pests. They are active all through winter season and homeowners should ensure that their property is secure and free from rats.

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