Two of the most commonly destructive Rats in Georgia are the Norway Rat and the Roof Rat. Norway rats are husky, brownish rodents. They are about 13 to 18 inches long including the tail. A roof rat is medium-sized slender rat with a long, naked, scaly tail; tail is usually longer than head and body. They are about 10-13 inches long including tail. Not only are these rats very destructive, they carry many disease that are harmful for you and your family :

Rat Bite Fever, Murine Typhus, Salmonellosis (bacterial food poisoning),

Leptospirosis (Weils Disease), Trichinosis, Rickettsial Disease, Melioidosid,

Pasteurellosis, and Brucellosis .

The Norway and roof rat gestation period varies from 21to 23 day

and can have anywhere between two and fourteen baby rats. The babies grow rapidly and are weaned at about 3 to 4 weeks old. So you can image how out of hand these rats can get. 

If you hear scratching noises in your house, especially around dusk when rats are most active, then chances are you have rats . These rats love gnawing on wires that make it a real fire hazard. If you suspect you are having a rat problem you need to act quickly!

We will trap and remove the unwanted rodent from your resident, seal up where they have been getting in, spray a disinfectant and clean up droppings. Guarantee with all work performed