
Roof Rat Control, Trapping & Removal Services
We can rid you of Roof Rat problems safely and efficiently
Roof rats are small rodents with brown and black fur and white bellies. These rats get their name from their tendency to seek shelter in the upper level of buildings and structures. Once inside your home, roof rats may cause damage with their teeth as well as by spreading potentially dangerous diseases. Whether you live in an overpopulated city, rural countryside, or suburbia, you may be all to familiar with the sound of roof rats in your attic.
Don’t waste your hard-earned money on DIY traps trapping methods that won’t solve your problem. Call in the team of experts at Trutech for roof rat removal and roof rat control services that are effective and permanent solutions. Hiring a team of professionals from Trutech will fix all of your wildlife problems in an environmentally sensitive way. Our specialists have the tools and knowledge necessary to prevent the spread of diseases from roof rats that enter into your home.
Trust Trutech to solve your roof rat issues in the most thorough, humane, and environmentally sensitive manner. Don’t wait until rats have invaded your home, garage, and yard to call in a professional team- Call Trutech to implement the necessary roof rat control and roof rat removal services in your home, yard, or garage. Our specialists will help you regain your peace of mind through a rat-free property.

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Physical characteristics of roof rats include sleek coats that are usually gray, black, or brown with white underbellies. Their bodies measure about seven to eight inches long, and they have even longer tails that are roughly eight to ten inches in length.

DIET
Roof rats prefer fruits, vegetation, and nuts to make up the majority of their diet. They also eat insects and snails. However, when sources are limited, roof rats consume anything they can find. This opportunistic behavior drives the pests into homes where they scavenge for leftover scraps, pet food, and trash.

HABITAT
Roof rats live in warm and tropical regions of the U.S. Lands covered in dense vegetation and located near water are the preferred habitats of these pests. Their nesting sites include parks and areas near ponds, particularly in trees and shrubbery. Farms and sheds also create protective shelters for the rodents and substitute as nests when vegetation is scarce.