Between May 2025 and March 2026, AlleyCat technicians made 53 warranty service dispatches to 66 Keswick Ct, Oakland — an average of more than 5 visits per month for 10 consecutive months. In every documented case, the technician's FastField report recorded zero rodent evidence: no fresh entry points, no active burrows, no gnaw damage, no droppings, and no UV-positive trail activity.

This pattern is the defining characteristic of a chronic no-find site — a property where recurring customer reports cannot be confirmed or resolved through standard inspection. Without objective monitoring data, AlleyCat cannot determine whether activity is genuinely occurring in inaccessible areas, or whether the service cycle is perpetuating a false positive. Camera-based monitoring is the only intervention that resolves this ambiguity.