Squirrels 
Think you may have a squirrel control problem? Trademark Pest Solutions can effectively help you diagnose your squirrel situation, and eliminate the cause, while keeping you well informed through the entire process.
Detection 
The most common complaint associated with squirrels is noise. Our squirrel control customers will hear noises within their homes, typically at sunrise.
In the early morning, squirrels begin looking for food. Occasionally, customers will find the entry point from the outside – the hole where the squirrels are getting into the home – but more often the first signs of a squirrel control situation are the irritating noises they make in the early hours of the morning or at night.
Damages
In the woods, squirrels appear as harmless and delightful creatures. In your home, they are as dangerous and detrimental as rats. When squirrels invade your home or business, they can cause significant damage. Inside buildings, they tend to chew on wires and destroy insulation in attics and walls. On the outside, they damage siding, gutters and construction gaps by chewing holes for access inside. The problem must be addressed at the first sign of infestation.
Solution
The most effective method of squirrel control is trapping them. Trademark will set traps to catch the squirrels around your home or business. We then monitor every hole to ensure there are no squirrels still coming and going. Once we have removed all squirrels from the building, we will seal the entire area.
If you have been hearing scratching sounds in your home or business, contact Trademark Pest Solutions for a FREE INSPECTION, please call 770-614-6534.
** Trademark Releases all wildlife in a safe habbitat when the law allows.
Rats 
The most commonly found rat pest in United States is the Norway rat (Rattus norvegicus). The Norway rat is also called brown rat, house rat, sewer rat, and wharf rat. The Norway rat is generally considered the most important rat in the United States. It is found in every state, including Georgia.
Damages 
Rats have caused more human suffering and more economic damage than any other vertebrate pest. From causing the "Black Death" of Europe to rat-bite fever, whether feeding on stored grain or gnawing electric wires, rats are enemies of humankind. Statisticians estimate that rats destroy 20 percent of the world's food supply every year by feeding, and indirectly through contamination.
In most instances, rats are very wary. Hundreds may be nesting in a city block-in underground burrows, in sewers, on roofs, inside buildings-with few people in the area realizing it. Within a population, some rats will be easy to control, some difficult.
The most commonly found rat pest in United States is the Norway rat (Rattus norvegicus). The Norway rat is also called brown rat, house rat, sewer rat, and wharf rat. The Norway rat is generally considered the most important rat in the United States. It is found in every state.
Rats have caused more human suffering and more economic damage than any other non-insect pest. From causing the "Black Death" of Europe to rat-bite fever, whether feeding on stored grain or gnawing electric wires, rats are enemies of humankind. It is estimated that rats destroy 20 percent of the world's food supply every year by feeding, and indirectly through contamination.
Rats tend to be very wary. Hundreds may be nesting in a city block-in underground burrows, in sewers, on roofs, inside buildings-with few people in the area realizing it. Within a population, some rats will be easy to control, some difficult.
Elimination
Successful long-term rat control is not simple. The key is to control rat populations, not individual rats. Rat control requires an integrated approach that includes non-lethal tools such as careful inspections, upgraded sanitation, and rat-proofing structures. Lethal control often combines the use of rodenticides with non-toxic control measures such as snap traps or glue boards.
Rats are responsible for the spread of many diseases. Sometimes they transmit the disease directly by contaminating food with their urine or feces. Sometimes they transmit disease indirectly, for example, when fleas first bite an infected rat, then a person. Some of the more important diseases associated with rats such as Rat-Bite Fever.
Solution
Trademark Pest Control’s rat control technicians are properly trained in how to get rid of rats and the elimination of rat problems using a variety of rat control techniques. These techniques include improving sanitation for the affected location, eliminating hiding places, exclusion and may also include lethal methods such as traps and rodenticides.
Killing the rats is not always the best answer. Our professionals may not show you how to kill the rats but instead use rat repellents, rat fumigants and rat trapping systems to ensure the effectiveness of the rat control method, without physically harming the rats.
If you are seeing droppings, or hearing scurrying sounds in your home or business, contact Trademark Pest Solutions for a FREE INSPECTION, please call 770-614-6534.
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