If you hear scuttling in the attic or scurrying in the basement, you likely have one of the most common uninvited houseguests in America: rodents ... your home's foundation. If you come across ...

There is something to look out for if you think you have rats in your garden but you won't be able to see it. You'll have to use your other senses.

Germ-ridden and gluttonous, rodents are about as bad as houseguests get. Here's what a professional says to do to keep mice ...

"Additionally, rats thrive in cluttered environments so decluttering your home, particularly areas such as your garage and ...

WITH temperatures rising and the sun finally peaking through the clouds, many of us are spending more time in the garden. But it’s not just Brits soaking up the sunshine this spring – ...

These hungry rodents ... home beneath decking, in sheds or greenhouses, and compost heaps. "Rats are mostly nocturnal so you may not see them when you're in your garden, but there are some signs ...

She contacted pest control, who visited her home ... which makes your home and garden a no-go zone. Hornets and wasps - hate the smell of peppermint oil so spraying this liberally around your ...

Forbes Home’s pest control content is supported ... with expertise in topics ranging from rodents to wood-destroying organisms and membership in vital industry organizations like the National ...

When it comes to protecting your Alexandria home from unwanted intruders, effective pest management isn’t just about calling ...

Seal entry points to prevent rodents from entering your home or business. Be sure to use 1/4" x 1/4" metal mesh, steel wool, or insulating foam with a bittering agent to seal off existing entry points ...

Discover how a Bangalore garage's innovative metallic rat guard aims to prevent expensive rodent damage in cars,plus ...