Mice and rats look for warm, dry shelter every fall—and attics, crawl spaces, wall voids, and garages are their favorite way in. Protect your property from structural damage and health risks with our total exclusion and removal solutions.
As outdoor temperatures drop, rodents actively seek warmth, food, and water. A gap as small as a dime for mice or a quarter for rats is all they need to enter. Once inside, they reproduce rapidly, turning a minor intrusion into a widespread infestation within weeks.
Rodents prefer dark, quiet, and low-traffic areas of your property. Common indoor nesting sites include crawl spaces, attics, behind large kitchen appliances, inside wall cavities, and around water heaters or HVAC equipment.
Identifying the species tells us where to look and how to treat.
Trapping without sealing entry points just means new rodents move in behind the ones you remove. Effective long-term rodent control requires identifying exterior access gaps and sealing them permanently before population elimination begins.
Yes. Rodents carry pathogens and bacteria that contaminate food and living surfaces. Additionally, their continuous need to gnaw on hard objects poses a serious fire hazard when they chew through electrical wiring inside wall voids.
We use a comprehensive three-step approach: complete exterior exclusion to seal entry points, strategic internal trapping and removal, and targeted sanitation/monitoring recommendations to ensure long-term protection.