Rodent Control

Our trained pest control technicians inspect every crawl space, attic, sewer line, and entry point to identify the exact rodent species infesting your property. We look for evidence of activity including droppings, chew marks, gnaw damage, and burrow sites before we treat a single area.

We don’t just bait and walk away. Our comprehensive rodent control program combines exclusion mesh installation, tamper-resistant bait stations, snap traps, baiting systems, and sanitation recommendations into one coordinated pest management plan designed to eliminate the rodent problem at its source.

Need non-toxic or humane rodent removal? We offer live traps, ultrasonic repellers, and biodegradable repellent treatments that deter pests without harming pets or children. Every eco-friendly solution we use is safe, advanced, and backed by real-world results.

For severe infestations, we deploy anticoagulant bait like bromadiolone and bromethalin inside locked, tamper-resistant bait boxes. These proven chemical treatments eradicate entire colonies fast while reducing risks to non-target wildlife.

Every rodent control service includes follow-up monitoring visits. We place tracking powder and monitoring devices at key harborage areas to confirm the infestation is fully eliminated and provide long-lasting protection against future rodent activity.

Fresh rodent droppings are dark, moist, and roughly the size of a grain of rice for mice or a raisin for rats. You’ll find them concentrated near food sources, inside pantries, under sinks, and along baseboards. A single mouse produces 50 to 75 droppings per day. That volume of contaminated waste spreads salmonella and hantavirus across your surfaces, creating a serious health risk for everyone in the living space.

Rats and mice gnaw and chew constantly to keep their teeth filed down. Look for damaged electrical wires, chewed PVC pipes, shredded food packaging, and scratched wood framing. Gnawed wiring is a documented fire hazard that you need to fix immediately. If you see fresh, light-colored gnaw marks, rodents are actively present and the risk of further damage increases daily.

Rodents are nocturnal. You’ll hear them scurry inside walls, above ceiling tiles, and beneath floorboards after dark. Persistent scratching sounds in your attic or crawl space indicate an established nesting site. Rodents nesting in your attic can also damage insulation, tear apart ductwork, and compromise heat trapping in your ceiling – all of which reduce energy efficiency and comfort. The longer you wait, the larger the colony grows.

Rats burrow along foundations, under concrete slabs, and near dumpsters. Mice squeeze through gaps as small as a quarter inch. Check your exterior walls for holes near pipes, vents, and utility lines. Greasy rub marks around these openings confirm repeated rodent traffic. Each unsealed entry point is clear evidence of an active pest problem that needs professional attention to block and seal.

A strong, musky, ammonia-like smell signals a large rodent infestation. Dead animal odor from wall voids or ceiling cavities means rodents have already died inside the structure. Both situations demand professional rodent control and dead animal removal to restore sanitary conditions and improve the air quality in your living space.