Boston #2 for Rats in US | Johnny B’s Pest Control

Aug 3, 2017 | Blog, Rodent Removal

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Here at Johnny B’s Pest Control were all about protecting your home or business from pests. That is why if you ever are dealing with a pest problem in the greater Boston area like rodents contact Johnny B’s now! We crated this blog to help our customers have a rodent free summer and inform them of Boston’s Rat Problem.

It’s a common myth and misconception that New York has the biggest rat problem in the United States, but its actually Philadelphia then Boston that have the largest rodent populations. The Census Bureau’s American Housing Survey released its results earlier this month and those where the results. Boston came in second in all of the United States after the survey was collected and analyzed.

Philadelphia recorded  sightings of 17.7 percent of households in a 2015 survey while Boston came in at 16.9 right behind Philadelphia. New York came in just after Boston with 15.3 percent and Washington D.C., and Milwaukee finishing up the top 5. This article really highlights how big the rat problem is in Boston, and other major metropolitan areas around the United States. It is important when dealing with rodents that you handle them fast before there infestation gets out of control! Call Johnny B’s today for all your pest control needs!

If you or someone you know is dealing with pests contact Johnny B’s Pest Control today and let us take it from there. At Johnny B’s we have been eliminating pest in the greater Boston area for 30 years! See why so many in the greater Boston area choose Johnny B’s Pest Control when they need pest help!

 

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