Franck Wang 
Pests can enter your home at any time, and they often do so very sneakily. They can reside in your home for several weeks before you start to notice the tell-tale signs of an infestation.
Pigeons can hide in the attic, rodents can rustle into cracks in the walls, and insects can hide under the floorboards. They find dark and quiet places to stay in your home where they know they aren’t going to be disrupted.
Being able to identify a pest infestation quickly means that you can resolve the issue before it gets out of hand. If you leave it too long, you will struggle to get rid of the pests by yourself and will need to call the professionals Hama Pest Control.
Depending on the pest, there are specific signs that you should look out for to identify an infestation. Knowing these key tell-tale signs means you can identify the issue and take action to return your home to a pest-free state.
Keeping your home free from pests is important to keep your family safe. Rodents and insects can carry diseases that can cause ongoing health issues.
To help you catch those pesky pests, here are some of the important signs that your home might be infested.
Dog claws
Gnaw Marks in the Furniture
If you spot scratches, teeth marks, or holes in your furniture, it could be a sign of pest infestation. Most commonly, no marks are made by mice and rats but they can also result from a squirrel infestation in your home.
Of course, if you have cats or dogs in your home, they can also sink their claws into your furniture. However, the claws and teeth of rodents will look very different. You should be able to notice the differences fairly easily.
Make sure to keep an eye on the lower corners of your sofas and chairs, along the edges of the floorboards, and the bottom of the doorways in your home. These are all common places that rodents like to reside.
Droppings and Eggs On the Floor
Droppings are one of the most obvious signs of pest infestations. You will spot small pellets on the floor, often in clusters.
You might also spot small eggs around your home, again in clusters. These eggs are called larvae and will eventually hatch into even more live pests. If you can, get rid of any eggs in your home as soon as possible to prevent the pests from reproducing.
Dead Bugs
If you spot several dead bugs around your home, it could be a sign that there is a pest infestation. Check the corners of every room, the skirting boards, the window ledges, and your kitchen countertops.
Remove any dead bugs as quickly as possible and thoroughly disinfect the areas. After this point, you may need to call a professional pest control service.
Thanks for the heads up that you should not overlook pests from invading your property. My colleague noticed some critters roaming around his wooden furniture recently. I think he should try finding a pest control company if these pests damage his chairs.