One negative consequence of a mice infestation is that mice attract wild predators. One class of predator that feeds primarily on mice are birds of prey. Though barn owls are considered beneficial to farm owners, birds of prey in suburban environments can damage homes with their nesting and hunting. Mice are a gateway to larger, more aggressive house pests, which is one of many reasons why homeowners should seek professional exterminators as soon as they discover signs of mice infestation.
Birds of prey frequently build nests in gutters. The nest itself can damage the gutter and surrounding area both directly – due to the nest itself – and indirectly – through damage caused by pooling water and clogged water. In addition, water that does not flow can attract additional pests such as mosquitoes.
Another common nesting place for birds are corners of houses’ roofs. Since birds’ droppings are highly acidic, birds will damage the area around where they live. In addition, birds that congregate on the roof can severely damage or destroy a roof with their droppings. And birds can enter a home through a hole in the roof, directly exposing its residents to droppings and avian parasites such as mites.
A bird infestation can be lethal when birds’ nests block a chimney. Blocked chimneys can lead to carbon monoxide poisoning. Even when birds’ nests don’t block a chimney completely, the nests themselves are fire hazards. And birds’ acidic droppings can damage the chimney and endanger the health of the home’s residents.
Mice Mob Exterminators has extensive experience with mice infestations and the complications that they bring. Our comprehensive services include conducting thorough inspections of homes with infestations, disinfecting homes, sealing entryways that mice use to invade homes. We highly recommend that homeowners in the Chicagoland area contact us as soon as they detect any signs of a mice infestation. We provide free online estimates and online specials on our website. And we can be reached by email at mmicemobexterminators@gmail.com or over the phone at (844) 744-9990.
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