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00:00 Restaurant Rat Infestation Introduction
0:13 Crumbs will keep Rats coming - Restaurant Rat Removal
0:43 Shut Down by Health Dept - Restaurant Rat Removal
1:12 What to do when a Customer Sees Rat
1:54 Decontamination is a Must - Restaurant Rat Removal
2:37 Signs of Rat infestation - Restaurant Rat Removal
3:29 Wildlife Control in Central FL

Crumbs sounds silly, but it's often am issue left in the front of the house, underneath tables, on the booths, on top of the tables, even. It's imperative you are checking out your staff every night to make sure they're doing their duties and cleaning their stations properly. This includes the side stations as well. Even the smallest crumb of food will keep those rats coming back.

Have you been shut down in your restaurant by the health department for rodent issues? It happens. It happens all over the country. Now it's time to hit it head on. Get a professional and solve the problem. Make less noise than more. Be discreet and handle the situation. If you had a good business before, do the right thing and you'll be able to recover.

Customer Saw a Rat Do you have rats in your restaurant? Did one of your patrons see them? If you know that patron, talk to them directly and ask them kindly just to keep it to themselves and let them know that you're working on it. Don't keep apologizing. Don't follow them out the door. A quick. We're very sorry. We're working on this Diligently. After that, you better hit the ground running. Either you get traps and get your building sealed up like a drum or call somebody who can do it.It's going to spread quick,so take care of it quick.

Well, you have rats in your restaurant and you're wondering what happens with the urine and the feces. Well, typically it's inside the booth or on the floor or in dry storage on a rack. But the problem is, it creates issues with mostly your team members and your patrons. A baby crawls under the table and touches a piece of feces, let alone eats it or wipes their hand in urine. They could get really, really sick. It's important you keep your restaurant spotless during this removal process .And at the very end, you decontaminate your restaurant to ensure the on going safety of your staff and your patrons.

Look for Signs Even if you don't think you have any rodent problems, you own a restaurant and most of them do eventually get a rodent problem. So some simple ways you can check from day-to-day and look for signs that there is an issue are by checking your drive storage area. Have they chewed through anything? Move the stuff around, don't just look on the outer edge. Often they get in from the backside of the stuff, where they know nobody can see them. Then go look around your dining room. Are there droppings inside the booths? Pop up those cushions and look inside. That's where they usually are. Check your bar areas and the shelves that you store liquor on. They'll often go to those, but you have to keep your eyes open and look for those signs.

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