In this essential Rodent Week episode of Bug Busters Pest Pulse, host Court Parker exposes the subtle (and not-so-subtle) signs that your commercial building may be under siege by rodents—before it's too late.

Rodents don’t just damage property—they jeopardize health, safety, and your business’s reputation. A single overlooked dropping or gnawed wire can spiral into fire hazards, food contamination, or costly closures. But early detection changes everything.

In this episode, you’ll learn how to spot the 7 red flags of rodent activity, including:

• Mouse vs. rat droppings — what they reveal about infestation size

• Nocturnal noises — scratching, squeaking, and scurrying in walls and ceilings

• Chewed wiring, wood, plastic, and food packaging

• Greasy runways, nesting materials, and musty odors in quiet corners

• Damaged goods in warehouses, restaurants, and retail spaces

You’ll also hear:

• Why rodents multiply so fast—and why you can’t afford to wait

• How infestations lead to health code violations, fires, or PR nightmares

• When it’s time to call in the pros, and what expert intervention looks like

Whether you manage a warehouse, office park, restaurant, or healthcare facility, this episode will give you the tools to catch rodent problems early—and stop them cold.

➔ Tune in now to protect your property, people, and peace of mind from one of the most persistent threats in commercial pest control.

In this episode of Bug Busters Pest Pulse, host Court Parker dives beneath the surface of your lawn to expose the hidden turf war between moles and voles. Though often confused, these two pests behave very differently—and identifying which one is wreaking havoc in your yard is key to stopping the damage.

You'll learn how to:

• Spot the visual signs of mole tunnels vs. vole runways

• Understand each pest’s behavior, habitat, and diet

• Determine which one is behind lawn mounds, dead plants, or chewed bark

• Use targeted prevention methods like irrigation control and habitat management

We’ll also break down:

• Why voles can devastate gardens while moles mostly disrupt soil

• What time of year activity tends to spike in Georgia and the Southeast

Whether your yard is dotted with mystery mounds or your garden is under siege, this episode will help you take back your outdoor space with confidence and clarity.

➔ Tune in now to finally get the upper hand in the battle of moles vs. voles—and keep your landscape looking its best.

In this powerful episode of Bug Busters Pest Pulse, host Court Parker unpacks a life-saving topic you may have never considered: how proper pest control and insulation practices can directly prevent house fires.

Rodents are more than a nuisance — they’re a genuine fire hazard. With an instinctive need to gnaw, rats and mice often chew through electrical wires, exposing live conductors that can spark flames inside walls, attics, and basements. Combined with poor insulation practices that can lead to moisture damage and electrical arcing, your home could be quietly at risk.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• Why rodents are a leading cause of electrical fires — and the key areas they target

• How poor insulation can cause water damage that leads to short circuits and sparks

• What early signs to watch for, from gnawed wires to unexplained smells and droppings near electrical panels

• How to seal your home properly to block entry points — using rodent-resistant materials

• Which insulation strategies reduce fire risk, including pipe wraps that prevent freezing and bursting

• The power of prevention through seasonal maintenance and professional inspections

We’ll also explore the lesser-known but critical connection between rodent infestations, moisture intrusion, and fire ignition points — especially in hard-to-access places like crawlspaces, appliance gaps, and utility rooms.

➔ If you're serious about fire safety, this episode will give you the pest control angle most homeowners miss — and the tools to fix it before it's too late. Tune in to protect your home with this overlooked but essential approach to fire prevention.