Protect Your Car & Home Wiring From Rats, Squirrels, & Other Sneaky Pests

If you’re like most people, your car is one of your most prized possessions. So, it’s important to take steps to protect it from damage. Rats,mice and other pesky pets are on the lookout to cause major damage to your car’s wiring. Protect your car before it becomes a major issue. Rodent pest control is one of the most popular services that homeowners and car aficionados need during the winter and summer months.

Just like in your home, Mice can slip through holes as small as a dime, and rats can fit through holes as small as a quarter. It’s not hard for a rodent to come into your home or car through small cracks and holes in the foundation of your building or home and set up a nest in the walls or in furniture. Massachusetts and New Hampshire offer large areas of forests and fields for rodents to reside. However, mice will seek shelter in your home or office to get out of the cold, inclement weather or to escape a predator. Let’s dive into how you can protect your car & home wiring from rats, squirrels, & other sneaky pests.

In this blog we’ll discuss:

  • How much damage do rats and mice really cause?
  • What damage squirrels cause to home and car wiring
  • How you can protect your home and car wiring from mice and rats
  • How A1 Exterminators can help you rid your home and car from potential danger spots

How Much Damage Can Mice and Rats Really Cause?

Rats and mice damage car wiring

Mice and rats can do a lot of damage to your car and home wiring. They can chew through wires, insulation, and even metal. This can cause a short circuit and can be very dangerous. Mice and rats can also spread disease, so it’s important to get rid of them as soon as you can. If you think you have a problem with mice or rats, it’s best to call a professional to take care of it for you.

Rats are a common pest and they can do a lot of damage to your property. They love to chew on things, and they can contaminate your food with their droppings. They can also spread diseases. If you have a rat problem, it’s important to take action right away. You can hire a professional to get rid of them, or you can use a rat trap. Make sure the trap is placed in an area where the rats are likely to go.

Rodent Pest Control: Why It Matters So Much

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Closeup young wild mouse sits on pile of sunflower seeds in warehouse and look away. Concept of fight with rodents.

Rodent pest control is very important because they can cause a lot of damage to your property. They can also contaminate your food and spread disease. They can be very difficult to get rid of, which is why it’s important to get professional help. Rodents can be a huge problem for businesses, as they can contaminate food and spread disease. They can also cause a lot of damage to your property. It’s important to get professional help to take care of the problem and to ensure that the rodents are eliminated.

Squirrels Can Cause Major Damage, Too!

Squirrels can invade your home and destroy your wiring. In the process they can create a serious fire hazard. If you have squirrels in your home, it is important to take action to remove them. Squirrels are divided into three distinct groups. Tree squirrels, ground squirrels, and flying squirrels. Each of these species has the full capacity to exact mass destruction on your yard as well. From red squirrels to eastern gray squirrels and fox squirrels they can all cause serious damage to your home and yard.

The most common species of squirrels found in Massachusetts and New Hampshire include:

  • Gray squirrels
  • Flying Squirrels
  • Red squirrels

Gray squirrels are a common sight in North America. They’re known for their bushy tails and they can be a nuisance to homeowners. They often damage roofs and gardens, and they can also be carriers of disease. They’re a protected species under the law, so it’s illegal to kill them.

A1 Exterminators Pest Protection Plan can help you steer clear of squirrels, mice, and rats.

Protecting Your Car & Home Wiring From Mice & Rats

One of the best ways to protect your car is to keep it clean. A clean car is not only more aesthetically pleasing, but it’s also easier to maintain and it will last longer. Dirt and dust can damage your car’s paint job and can cause rust to form. Make sure you wash your car regularly and use a good quality car wax to protect the paint. You should also get your car serviced on a regular basis. A good car mechanic will be able to identify any problems with your car and will be able to fix them before they get worse.

Remember these key tips:

  1. Mothballs are a non-toxic way to protect your car and home wiring  from pesky pets like mice, rats, and squirrels
  2. Ultrasound devices may repel or deter animals from entering your car or home. Typically these sounds aren’t audible to humans and can realy distract an animal on the hunt to destroy your home wiring.
  3. Mesh: using mesh to keep rats and mice out of your engine bay is the first step to keeping them from eating your wires.
  4. Special Rodent Tape: this is a spicy kick of capsaicin — the chemical that naturally occurs in hot peppers and gives spicy food its burn. Rats and mice are sure to avoid this on the second go around. .

A1 Exterminators Rodent Inspection

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When inspecting for mice or rats, an A1 Exterminator technician will look for rodent burrows, holes in the ground where rodents nest and create an underground tunnel around dumpsters, homes or buildings. Another sign for mice or rats are “rub marks,” which is the dirty and oil from their skin that rub off and leave a funky smell, on the surfaces which rodents frequent.

Mouse Control, Rat Control and Rodent solutions for your home or office

Mice are covered in our residential Pest Prevention Plan. We will provide on-going interior and exterior treatments to prevent mice from entering your home and causing an infestation. We offer our Pest Prevention Plan to keep your home pest free. All of the materials used in the living area of your home meet or exceed state and local regulatory requirements for residential pest control.

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