Suspecting your house is invaded with these creepy nuisance? Here are some signs you can search for:

Live or lifeless rodents – this is just one of the essential signs, a sight of live rodent. If they may be dead, you could spot one before the corpse emits strong nasty smell because of the fact it is decaying.

Rodent droppings – you can see them in mostly darkened regions of your home and surroundings, especially in the attic and basement. They stow away under the sink, flooring or perhaps in certain closed furniture like cupboards and drawers. New rodent droppings are black, sparkly and shining, while if it is mature enough, they are gray in colour, dusty and crumbling.

Tracks – rodent tracks are occasionally hard to differentiate but they can be easily found when you dust on some flour lightly over the ground or in places where you believe they’re crawling. You can easily detect it because footprints and tail marks are rather obvious.

Smear marks – these monitors are abandoned because there are hairs inside and most rodent smear marks are greasy and smelly. They can be found around entry points and indicate locations which you will need to seal.

Gnaw marks – these marks are very easy to notice because it is a sure indication they are sneaking in your homes. The gnaw marks are small and they’re obviously found on materials like wood furniture or cardboard.

Noise – because most rodents are active at night, you can hear them squeaking and running along above the ceiling or within your walls.

Urine and faecal odor and stains – rodent’s waste emits strong nasty odor, however for stains, they can hardly be noticed with a naked eye if you don’t use UV lights to find them.