You'll have to shut down the HVAC system and remove everything. If you think the infestation is small, you can try to get rid of rodents yourself. You will need to turn off the HVAC system and remove all the vent covers. You'll have to load a trap for each vent.
Most do-it-yourselfers use bait traps with peanut butter, meat or cheese. Place the trap right inside the ventilation grille and wait. You need to check daily for rodent corpses and replace traps every day. Check the traps for mice every morning.
Look at the ventilation grilles with a flashlight. If the trap contains a mouse, remove the grille and remove the trap from the duct. Wearing rubber gloves, remove the mouse and store it in a resealable plastic bag. Discard the dead mouse and wash your hands with antibacterial soap.
Continue to trap and discard mice until you have cleared the rodent population from your home. Larger voids, cracks, and disconnects in the duct system create access points for pests to enter your HVAC system as well as inside your home or building. Larger insects, mice and vermin can enter the duct system, depending on the size of the air leaks. The ducts must be professionally sealed and you may choose to treat your home with pesticides to prevent reinfestation.
Duct cleaning cannot remove dead pests, but it can remove debris they have left behind to improve indoor air quality. As with rodents, a thorough cleaning of the ducts by the experts at Rob's Albertan Service Experts can remove any droppings, feathers or other debris that can cause disease. So you caught your mice, but what do you do now? The first order of business should be to consider a duct sealing service to keep not only mice but also insects out of the ducts. Since rodents lived in the ducts, you need to clean the ducts to remove any debris.
The service experts at Rob's Albertan will come and see you and give you a thorough cleaning of the ducts and make sure Spider and any of his bug friends are out of there. When rats, squirrels and other wildlife create a home in the duct system, usually through gaps in the ducts and fractures in the foundation or outside of the house, this causes several problems. Once successfully removed, you will probably want to assess the damage of the air ducts and clean them. Call Broad Ripple's service experts today for a thorough duct cleaning to ensure the air you breathe is healthy and pest-free.
A thorough cleaning of the ducts can remove rodent droppings or nests, but it may also be necessary to call animal control to remove mice, squirrels or other wildlife, and possibly an electrician if there is any damage to the cable. The experts from the Broad Ripple service will come and give you a complete cleaning of the ducts and make sure that Spider and any of his bug friends are evicted. After having verified that the mice have been removed, an HVAC company must expertly clean the ducts. A thorough cleaning of the ducts can remove rodent droppings or nests, but you may also need to call an expert wildlife removal company to remove rodents and perhaps an electrician if there has been any damage to the wiring.
Call Rob's Albertan service experts now for a thorough duct cleaning to ensure that the air you breathe is healthy and free of pests. When raccoons, mice and other furry visitors find themselves in your duct system, usually through holes in the ducts and fractures in the foundation or outside of the house, this causes multiple problems. .
