Rats are an unfortunate reality that can affect just about any neighborhood across the United States. These species include the ubiquitous roof and Norway rats. Not only can rats carry harmful ...

To protect your home and family, it’s important to identify, eliminate, and prevent rat infestations effectively. Look for ...

Like most pests, rats are attracted to all the things that make your house a home: food, shelter, and water. But, since these rodents can spread disease through their droppings and urine, and also ...

It may seem odd to picture a rat coming up through a drain or toilet, but it can happen in homes that are connected to sewer ...

Rats that have somehow gotten under your decking can be a nightmare. It certainly was for me when I discovered the problem in my yard. My grandchildren play down on the deck, and my wife likes ...

New York City's war on rats might be working; but as the weather starts to warm, keeping rodents out of homes is everyone’s problem. A first-of-its-kind study was released, examining the rat ...

Footprints are another tell-tale sign you have rats living nearby. If a building has a dusty and less-used area, you might ...

As temperatures rise in New York City, so does rat activity and the chances that New Yorkers will see them. City officials have touted declines in rat sightings in recent years after previous Mayor ...

For Lincolnwood homeowners who notice signs of rats in their yard – burrowing, droppings or dirt mounds – the village will help with abatement as part of a special program offered free of charge, ...

Of the many myths that have followed the Brown Rat around New York City down the years perhaps the most commonly cited –and loved– is the one about there being one rat per person. That would equal ...