I work for Orkin, and I know this is 11 years old, hopefully you’d know by now. But yes, patch that hole, that would prevent rodents from constantly entering that hole. After you’ve patched every entry point, you continue to use traps to catch whatever may be left inside. During the summer, won’t take long at all. You use baits inside, then you’re for sure going to experience that said rodent or rodents dying inside the walls and regardless, the customer is going to have to deal with the smell. I never use baits inside specifically for that reason. Atleast with a trap you can remove the rodent and solve the issue at the same time. Patching the holes is the main key, without that, they’re always going to be an issue in your home.
That was my first thought exactly also typically I wouldn't of used contract for that much mice i would of went all in amd used generation and final blocks my experience with contact blocks is they typically don't eat them inside I think generation works really because of its color they eat because it looks like cheese
I work as a pc officer in the uk for a local authority, we don’t use bromadiolone or difenacoum anymore on mice, due to wide spread resistance throughout the country.
You my friend are full of it ... With the rodenticide blocks the difference between store brand and restricted use is the lack of an antidote for the store brand like tom cat... And that was a frost king door sweep the exact kind you find at home depot you are merely passing it off as a much more expensive unit like an excluder brand product
@Ewolf5150 www.amazon.com/Bell-Labs-CB4047-Contrac-Blox/dp/B005SEADJ6/ref=sr_1_5?crid=11ZCXUM2ESPNZ&dchild=1&keywords=contrac+all+weather+blox&qid=1595108323&sprefix=contrac+all+%2Caps%2C143&sr=8-5 you can buy exactly what he uses on amazon or doyourownpestcontrol.com
Put 8-10 Sidekick stations on the outside perimeter. Put some RTUs in the garage, behind kitchen appliances & underneath sink, Finally, put some RTUs in the crawlspace/attic. Done, give it a week or two to work. Refill stations quarterly
Looking how other exterminator does it cos the exterminator does not even look around for entry point. Just puts some traps and spray products. Always new mouse trapped. Do you sell those stuffs in your website? I would buy them
So technically they can’t fit through a space that small. That’s only a myth. Their skull does not flex so if they can get their head through a hole then the rest of their body can fit. That’s the how big of a hole they can get through. Also most of the time if there is a hole the size of a penny width then they can eat away the extra material and get in that way too.
he's not knowledgeable...he's regurgitating misinformation that floats around the pest control field...if you're in northern va call 3rd generation pest...
@@getprobed838 I wasn't convinced ,example ,he claimed the mice ate that bait block in half ,that's nonsense,they would have gnawed on all of it .be just used a broken piece and make it look like the mice ate it in a perfect half piece and where was the the green droppings in the station if the mice ate half of it
Weird question but any idea if a product like Bifen IT, Tempo SC or Suspend will harm car paint? I have a swarm of ants on my 4 cars with thousands of ants walking around and I'd like to retire them before they go back to their nests.
I work for Orkin, and I know this is 11 years old, hopefully you’d know by now. But yes, patch that hole, that would prevent rodents from constantly entering that hole. After you’ve patched every entry point, you continue to use traps to catch whatever may be left inside. During the summer, won’t take long at all. You use baits inside, then you’re for sure going to experience that said rodent or rodents dying inside the walls and regardless, the customer is going to have to deal with the smell. I never use baits inside specifically for that reason. Atleast with a trap you can remove the rodent and solve the issue at the same time. Patching the holes is the main key, without that, they’re always going to be an issue in your home.
That was my first thought exactly also typically I wouldn't of used contract for that much mice i would of went all in amd used generation and final blocks my experience with contact blocks is they typically don't eat them inside I think generation works really because of its color they eat because it looks like cheese
I work as a pc officer in the uk for a local authority, we don’t use bromadiolone or difenacoum anymore on mice, due to wide spread resistance throughout the country.
You my friend are full of it ...
With the rodenticide blocks the difference between store brand and restricted use is the lack of an antidote for the store brand like tom cat...
And that was a frost king door sweep the exact kind you find at home depot you are merely passing it off as a much more expensive unit like an excluder brand product
"no we get these at exclusive places that only exterminators can go if they know the special handshake" what a liar 🤥
@Ewolf5150 www.amazon.com/Bell-Labs-CB4047-Contrac-Blox/dp/B005SEADJ6/ref=sr_1_5?crid=11ZCXUM2ESPNZ&dchild=1&keywords=contrac+all+weather+blox&qid=1595108323&sprefix=contrac+all+%2Caps%2C143&sr=8-5 you can buy exactly what he uses on amazon or doyourownpestcontrol.com
Lots of restricted used rodent bait has been removed from the restricted used category and you can get it at hardware stores and tractor supply stores
Put 8-10 Sidekick stations on the outside perimeter. Put some RTUs in the garage, behind kitchen appliances & underneath sink, Finally, put some RTUs in the crawlspace/attic. Done, give it a week or two to work. Refill stations quarterly
Oh and charge the customer $350 then $105 per quarter
Well, no more rye bread for me
Darlene 😂😂😆
how did you stop it?
Very helpful video
very informative video.
i hope you didnt call them for service...call 3rd GenPest....
I used green dcon blocks and all that got me was green mouse droppings but no reduction in mice. Pos store bought product
i have been using snap traps , got four this morning. if they go into my basement, i have so much stuff i don’t know how they can do it?
I've seen dcon work but it isn't the best .the pellets work best for mice because the pieces are more easily eaten
Looking how other exterminator does it cos the exterminator does not even look around for entry point. Just puts some traps and spray products. Always new mouse trapped. Do you sell those stuffs in your website? I would buy them
So technically they can’t fit through a space that small. That’s only a myth. Their skull does not flex so if they can get their head through a hole then the rest of their body can fit. That’s the how big of a hole they can get through. Also most of the time if there is a hole the size of a penny width then they can eat away the extra material and get in that way too.
I've been told the hole can be the round width of a dime not the flat side when he said that he registered on my bullshit meter as code red
Very professional pestcontol agent ,
he's not knowledgeable...he's regurgitating misinformation that floats around the pest control field...if you're in northern va call 3rd generation pest...
@@getprobed838 I wasn't convinced ,example ,he claimed the mice ate that bait block in half ,that's nonsense,they would have gnawed on all of it .be just used a broken piece and make it look like the mice ate it in a perfect half piece and where was the the green droppings in the station if the mice ate half of it
Weird question but any idea if a product like Bifen IT, Tempo SC or Suspend will harm car paint?
I have a swarm of ants on my 4 cars with thousands of ants walking around and I'd like to retire them before they go back to their nests.
it probably will not harm the paint....i'd stay away from aerosols though...
Nice..
U need 8 exterior bait station
Seal the mice in the house 😂 just Laziness or misinformed, buy a Robert Corrigan rodent book and do some studying
Bobby!!!!!
Lisa Quispe he goes by Bobby but Roberts the name
The poison is cruel
Good
We like cruel here
When they destroy thousands of dollars worth of property the word cruel ceases to exist