It’s often unnerving when you spot a rat roaming around your yard or property. And winter months are prime time when rodents are actively seeking warmth, shelter and food. Unfortunately, that means they’ll be visiting your home if you don’t deal with the things that attract rats in the first place.
One of the key things that attract pests is yard clutter — including piles of lumber, garden waste, or even old tires. And while the yard may seem a convenient place for these items, these also provide shelter and a warm haven for rats and mice.
But, what happens when it’s your neighbor's yard clutter that is inviting rodents to your yard? How do you tell them? And what is the best approach? I’ve called on the experts to tell us what actions we can take and best way to avoid any neighborhood w

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