
Rodents are small mammals identified by their continuously growing front incisors. Common office-invading species include roof rats, Norway rats, and field mice. Depending on the type, they can range from 2 to 18 inches long, with fur colors varying from black and gray to brown and tan. In Texas, mice and rats are common pests, making them a frequent concern for office owners.
Rodents inside your commercial spaces can cause serious problems. Their constant chewing can damage structures, electrical wiring, and plumbing, creating fire hazards, leaks, and costly repairs. Beyond property damage, rodents also spread harmful diseases through contaminated food and water. Protecting your office means addressing rodent infestations quickly and effectively.
Rodents enter offices looking for shelter, food, and nesting areas. Once inside, they can cause extensive damage with their chewing and create unsanitary conditions that threaten your health. Even a small infestation can multiply quickly, which is why professional rodent control is so important for office owners.
Rodents are excellent hiders and usually avoid areas of high human activity. Inside an office, they are often found in:
Spotting droppings, gnaw marks, or scratching sounds often signals their presence.
Trying to eliminate a rodent problem on your own is difficult and often ineffective. Professional help is the safest and most reliable option.
At It’s Bugs Or Us®, our licensed technicians provide complete rodent control solutions tailored to Commercial properties. From thorough inspections to targeted treatments, we ensure your office space is protected from mice and rats year-round. Contact us today to schedule a free inspection and take back your office.
While no office is completely immune to rodents, you can make your property less appealing by:
For long-term peace of mind, trust our experienced team at It’s Bugs Or Us®. We provide reliable Commercial rodent prevention and extermination services to keep your office safe. Call us today to set up a professional rodent control plan.
