When you first contact us for our rodent control services, we'll send our team of experts to inspect your home and assess the severity of the infestation. We'll check for signs of rodent presence, such as droppings, gnaw marks, and burrows. Based on the assessment, we'll develop a customized treatment plan.

Our team will strategically place traps in areas where rodents are most likely to be, such as along walls and behind furniture. We use humane traps that do not harm rodents, making it easy for us to release them back into the wild.

Once we have controlled the rodent population, we'll inspect your home for possible entry points and seal them off. Rodents can fit through small openings, such as gaps in doors and windows, and our team will ensure that your home is protected from future infestations.

After we have treated your home for rodents, we'll sanitize the affected areas to remove droppings, urine, and any other traces of rodents. Sanitation is essential to eliminate any possible diseases associated with rodents.

We'll advise you on how to prevent future rodent infestations by eliminating potential food sources and removing clutter from your home.

If you find rodent droppings in your home, it’s a sign that you have an infestation. Rodent droppings are typically found near food sources, so be sure to check your pantry and kitchen for any signs of droppings.

Rodents have a constant need to gnaw to keep their teeth short. If you see gnaw marks on your baseboards, furniture, or electrical wires, it’s a sign of a rodent infestation.

If you hear scratching or scurrying noises in your walls or attic, you likely have rodents living in your home.

If you find shredded paper, fabric, or other materials that rodents could use for nesting, you likely have an infestation.

If you see a rodent in your home, it’s time to take action. Rodents are nocturnal and tend to avoid humans, so if you see one during the day, it’s a sign of a severe infestation.