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Rats

Rodent Proof is Arizona's expert on rats, mice, and rodent control. We use industry leading permanent solutions that guarantee the removal of problem rodents from your home or business. Roof Rats and Pack Rats can cause substantial damage to your home if left untreated. Further, they carry a wide range of diseases that affect humans. They are a serious problem, and we're here to help!
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Pigeons

Permanent pigeon removal is one of our competencies. If you have Pigeons under your eaves, on top of your roof, nesting under your air conditioner, or making a mess of your home or business, call us for a 100% guaranteed solution. Pigeon feces is associated with numerous human diseases, and can cause lasting damage to your home. If you want your pigeons gone, call Rodent Proof!
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Squirrels

Rodent Proof of Arizona can trap and remove squirrels and other problem animals. Squirrels often find access through your attic and roof vents, and can cause substantial damage to insulation, plumbing, and wiring. We use humane practices to remove animals, clean and repair any damage, and seal your home to put an end to future damage by these common pests.
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Skunks

Skunks are a serious health and safety risk to humans and pets. They are often found in crawl spaces of a home or seeking shelter in a nearby drainage, rock outcropping, and even sheds and garages. Let Rodent Proof come and trap these pests, remove them from your home or business, and put an end to Skunk problems. Forever.
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Mice

Mice are extremely smart and difficult to catch. They are frequently found living and reproducing in closets, pantries, bedrooms, garages, and attics. Almost every home has penetrations that allow mice to access the home. Rodent Proof offers a 100% money back guarantee to permanently put an end to any mice or rodent problem. Schedule your free estimate today.

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Bird Netting to Control Pigeons

Monday, March 30th, 2009

The Benefits Of Bird Netting In Controlling Pigeon Populations

Bird netting is the most durable, longest lasting, and most effective tool in controlling a pigeon population available today.  Pigeon control is based on the notion of preventing the birds from gaining access to the places they are attempting to nest, roost, and perch.  Once a pigeon makes a structure its home, they will often remain close to that place for its entire life if left alone.  Many homeowners, as well as commercial building owners have different ideas than the pigeons, which are trying to invade a home or building.  Pigeons do not scare off easily, nor can they be removed with scents, or forms of bug sprays.  The only proven method that keeps pigeons away from a home or building is bird netting.  Bird netting is also very cost effective, long lasting, and highly durable.  Bird netting can be custom cut to fit any size opening, or space that needs protection from birds or pigeons.  Bird netting also can stand up to UV rays, fire, and all aspects of weather.

Bird netting comes in a variety of colors to match the needs of homeowner’s preferences, as well as many sizes, which can protect from small birds all the way up to large ocean birds.  The netting is lightweight making it very easy to ship and transport to a job site.  Besides being easy to move it is also easy to install with the proper training and tools a professional bird control and wildlife management company utilizes.  This could be a limitation to some who wish to act as a do-it-yourselfer, however the benefits of have bird wire professionally installed greatly outweigh the cost savings of doing it your self.

Many manufactures of bird netting will offer a ten year warranty or greater on the netting products they make available to a professional pigeon control and wildlife management company.  When a professional company is called out to bid a pigeon job they have the careful task of taking many measurements to completely protect the structure or space from birds or pigeons.  Bird netting manufactures offer professional installers the option of having custom cut netting made, as well as useful zippers installed so certain areas can still be accessed after a bird netting job is complete.

Bird netting is very a flexible and adaptable tool in controlling pigeons from the toughest jobs.  Many times a warehouse will be infested with small birds, or even pigeons.  The birds will begin nesting in the ceiling spaces and rafters.  Most large warehouses like Sam’s Club, Costco, or even Wal-Mart have tall exposed ceilings with the ventilation ducts and lighting totally exposed.  When birds or pigeons begin nesting in these places the birds are very difficult to remove.  If the birds are seeking a specific area to land, nest, and perch, then those areas must be protected.  Since bird spikes are useless in protecting large spaces, and an electric shock system would be very expensive in a huge space there has to be another method to exclude birds and pigeons from these large open places.  This is where bird netting is successful in preventing pigeons and small birds from taking over a large open space in a warehouse or large building.  The netting can be cut to fit into any space, and will provide the very best protection in controlling birds and pigeons.

A very famous place that has had great success with bird netting is Yankee stadium in New York City.  Birds and pigeons were collecting on the upper rafters and making a huge mess.  The bird netting was used to prevent the pigeons and other birds from perching.  After the netting was installed there were no more birds or pigeons in those areas.  The best part about the netting is that it is completely successful in removing birds of all sized from the places they are causing problems.  Once the netting is installed and all of the hardware is tightened there will be no need for any further maintenance.

When bird netting is installed properly there is no way for birds or pigeons to enter the protected space.  This truly acts as the most humane way of controlling a pigeon population.  There is never a case where netting will harm a bird in any way.  Once the netting is professionally installed there is virtually no maintenance required, which is a very cost effective way of solving a pigeon problem.  With great UV protection and a highly fire resistant coating all bird netting acts to exclude bird and pigeons while standing up to the elements for many years.  Whenever a bird or pigeon problem exists always consult with a professional pigeon control and wildlife expert to determine if your project will benefit from professionally installed bird netting.

Bark Scorpions: Arizona’s Worst

Sunday, March 1st, 2009

Understanding The Arizona Bark Scorpion And What To Do If Stung

Throughout the world there are over two thousand known species of scorpions.  All if these arachnids have the ability to sting and deliver venom.  Each of the scorpions roaming the Earth have within their bodies a form of poisonous venom.  This venom is used to paralyze and kill their pray so that they can continue to eat and thrive as an individual.  While all scorpions contain poisonous venom, not all scorpions’ bites can be harmful to humans.  Most often a bite will be similar to that of a bee sting, and it has been reported that a scorpion bite hurts less then a common bee sting.  The most common effects of being stung by a scorpion are localized redness, minor pain, and sometime swelling can occur.

In Arizona scorpions have a list of nearly forty different species that live throughout the desert and mountainous north communities.  Of the nearly forty scorpion species only one of them has the potential to greatly hurt or give reason for concern.  That scorpion is called the Bark scorpion.  Of all the known Arizona scorpion species, only the Bark scorpion can deliver a venomous bite that could often result in needing medical attention.

The Bark scorpion is one of the smallest, yet most toxic of all scorpions.  Their entire body is usually no more the one and one-half inches in total length.  The Arizona Bark scorpion’s body color will come across as light tan to shades of rich brown.  Their body color can change depending on the Arizona environment they are living in.  The Bark scorpion can be found inside of an Arizona home in cool and dark locations of a garage, storage room, or utility room, as well as outside where they live in rocks, woodpiles, within palm trees, and in the bark of trees.  This toxic Arizona scorpion is very skilled climber and finds few places they cannot easily maneuver.

The Symptoms Of A Bark Scorpion Sting:

Children are often the one’s with the worst symptoms and show signs the earliest when stung by a Bark scorpion.  Of the symptoms that could show up, signs will be clear within the first one to three hours of a sting.  Whenever in doubt it is advised to seek the advice and treatment of a medical professional.  Each person stung may develop a different reaction and not all people stung will have severe symptoms to the venom.

•    Burning Pain
•    Swelling may occur
•    Sensitivity at the location of the sting
•    Numbness and the lose of sensation near the sting area
•    Blurred vision
•    Throat and tongue swelling
•    Difficulty speaking and forming sentences
•    Tingling sensation at the face or limbs
•    Muscle cramping, or twitching
•    Emotional irritability
•    Restlessness

Human deaths as a result of an Arizona bark scorpion bite are very rare.  Only the elderly, children, infants, and those with severe allergic reactions face any serious dangers concerning being stung by an Arizona Bark scorpion.  Always seek medical advice if a person is showing severe symptoms of a Bark scorpion bite.

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Why Is It a Good Idea to Remove Pigeons?

Monday, September 8th, 2008

Why Should I Remove Pigeons?

If you don’t have a problem with the pigeons inhabiting your home, that fact may change as you learn a little more about what their presence really means for you and your loved ones. And if you don’t have a problem, the pigeons probably haven’t been there long enough to decorate your abode with their droppings or coo mercilessly at all hours of the day.

Damages and Annoyances Caused By Pigeons

First of all, pigeon droppings not only look and smell horrible, they can spread disease, erode metal, burn your lawn and damage plants. A large amount covering a sidewalk or driveway can make a surface dangerous to walk on.

A presence of pigeons can quickly develop exponentially. A large flock taking off and landing on your roof can make a lot of noise so be prepared for sleepless nights. Even though the “infestation” is outside your home, droppings, nests and feathers can clog vents, chimneys and drain pipes leading to fire or flooding hazards.

Hire Pigeon Removal Services Early

When ventilation gets ruined along with other parts of your home, diseases, such as histoplasmosis, become an issue, and pigeon’s overall presence becomes a nuisance, you have a problem. Hire a pigeon removal service early before they become a problem.

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