FAQs

We specialize in controlling both rats and mice, the two most common rodent pests. Whether it's Norway rats, roof rats, or house mice, we have effective solutions to keep them out of your home or business. Our expertise also extends to other rodent species, ensuring comprehensive rodent control services.

Common signs of a rodent infestation include:

• Droppings around food sources or in hidden areas

• Gnaw marks on furniture, walls, or food packaging

• Scratching or scampering noises in walls or ceilings

• Nests made from shredded paper, fabric, or other materials

• A strong, musky odor in confined spaces

If you notice any of these signs, it's time to call a professional.

Rodents can cause severe damage to property by chewing through wires, insulation, and wood. They also carry diseases like hantavirus, leptospirosis, and salmonella, which can pose health risks to humans and pets. Their droppings and urine can contaminate food and surfaces.

Our rodent control process involves a meticulous inspection to locate entry points and assess the extent of the infestation. We use a combination of methods including traps, bait stations, and exclusion techniques to ensure complete removal. We also offer advice on how to prevent future infestations.

The timeline depends on the size of the infestation. A small infestation can be resolved in a matter of days, while larger infestations may take several weeks to control fully. We’ll provide a clear timeline after our inspection.

Safety is our top priority. We use pet- and family-friendly methods, placing traps and bait stations in secure locations that are out of reach of children and pets. We also avoid using harmful chemicals inside your home unless absolutely necessary.

There are a few preventive steps you can take to reduce the risk of a rodent infestation, such as:

• Sealing cracks and holes around your home’s exterior

• Storing food in airtight containers

• Keeping your home clean and clutter-free

• Regularly disposing of garbage

While these steps can help, professional rodent control is often necessary to fully eliminate and prevent infestations.

While DIY methods like traps or poison can sometimes capture individual rodents, more is needed to control an entire infestation. Rodents reproduce rapidly, so professional pest control is recommended to eliminate infestations thoroughly and prevent future occurrences. Moreover, DIY methods can pose risks to pets and children if not used correctly, making professional services a safer and more effective choice.

We recommend annual inspections, especially if you live in an area prone to rodent activity. Early detection is crucial in preventing a full-blown infestation. For commercial properties, more frequent inspections may be necessary.

Regular inspections and maintenance are vital to preventing rodent infestations. For proactive prevention, we recommend at least one annual inspection, though some high-risk environments (such as food service establishments) may benefit from more frequent visits.

Rats and mice are typically nocturnal, so seeing one during the day can indicate a large infestation or environmental disturbance. Contact us immediately for a professional inspection to assess the situation.

Yes! We stand by our work with a satisfaction guarantee. If rodents return within a specified period after treatment, we’ll return to address the issue at no additional cost.

We provide long-term solutions to help prevent rodents from returning. Our technicians not only eliminate the current infestation but also seal potential entry points using durable materials and effective techniques. We also offer recommendations to avoid attracting rodents in the future. Following our advice on prevention steps will reduce the chances of re-infestation.

Absolutely. If you're dealing with a sudden rodent infestation or a health risk, we provide emergency services to address the issue and protect your home or business quickly.

The cost varies based on the size of your property and the extent of the infestation. After our initial inspection, we’ll provide a detailed quote. We offer competitive pricing and flexible service plans to suit your needs and budget.

Rodents can squeeze through tiny openings. Rats can enter through holes as small as a quarter, while mice can fit through a gap the size of a dime. They often enter through foundation cracks, gaps around windows and doors, vents, or damaged rooflines. Food sources and easy access to shelter also attract rodents.

Depending on the situation, we use a combination of humane traps, snap traps, and bait stations. Our team assesses the extent of the infestation and determines the safest and most effective methods to eliminate the problem while minimizing harm to pets and non-target animals.