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There are a wide variety of species of rodents and many of these are thought to be pests in the United Kingdom. The most prevalent rodent pests are rats and mice, but squirrels and voles are also found in the UK. The technique of pest control for these animals will change, but rats and mice are generally controlled using similar methods, making changes to account for the difference in proportions between the species. Rodents cause significant issues if an infestation is allowed to grow too large. Due to the fast rate of breeding, rodent populations can develop very rapidly.
Rodents in structures may cause issues if left uncontrolled, and the assistance of expert pest control companies should be sought immediately. Rodents spread diseases and can contaminate food products if allowed to travel into kitchens or other areas of the house. They may also gnaw through electric cables or structural components of the building, causing fire risks or even damage to the building structure.
There are a number of methods of controlling rodent pests. Live capture or snap traps may be used, or poisoned baits can be laid. Any pest control method must be completed together with deterrent methods and access prevention to ensure that the pest control is effective. This might consist of blocking up access holes into buildings, as well as ensuring there are no food sources for the rodents to consume. Professional pest control companies can survey the building and determine areas where deterrent measures and access blocking should be used.
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Thatcham is a town inside the ceremonial county of Berkshire, England. It is situated 3 miles east of Newbury and also 15 miles west of Reading. Typically considered as Britain’s oldest town, Thatcham features a populace of 23,000 individuals. This number is continuing to grow rapidly during the last few decades from 5,000 in 1951 and 7,500 in 1961.