Damage to property: Pest infestations can cause damage to your property. Look for signs such as chewed wires, holes in walls or furniture, gnaw marks on food packaging, or shredded paper or fabric.

Droppings or urine: Finding droppings or urine stains in areas where pests are commonly found is a sure sign of infestation. Different pests leave behind distinct types of droppings, so it can help to identify the pest.

Strange odors: Pests can emit foul odors that are noticeable in infested areas. If you notice any unusual smells, particularly in hidden or secluded areas, it could indicate the presence of pests.

Unexplained noises: Rattling, scratching, or scampering noises coming from walls, ceilings, or floors can be a sign of pests, particularly rodents, nesting or moving around.

Nesting materials: Finding nests, burrows, or nesting materials such as shredded paper, fabric, or insulation can indicate the presence of pests.

Health issues: Some pests can pose health risks by spreading diseases or triggering allergies. If you or your family members experience unexplained health issues like rashes, respiratory problems, or flu-like symptoms, it could be due to a pest infestation.

Seasonal patterns: Certain pests are more active during specific seasons. For example, mosquitoes are prevalent in warmer months, while rodents may seek shelter indoors during colder weather.