Every rodent service starts with a complete inspection of your property. We identify the type of rodent activity, track droppings and pathways, locate nesting zones, check for chew points, and find every possible entry area. This detailed approach allows us to build a customized plan that targets the rodents already inside and blocks new animals from entering.

Rodents frequently travel along rooflines, gutters, and eaves to access vulnerable areas of the home. During each service visit, we remove debris and check for openings that mice or rats may be using to reach attics or wall voids. We then apply protective materials and deterrents around these areas to limit rodent movement and reduce hiding spots near windows, siding gaps, and roof joints.

Rodents often squeeze through cracks, gaps, or openings along the base of the home. We treat the entire exterior foundation to disrupt rodent scent trails and reduce activity along these access points. This step helps stop rodents from climbing the structure or slipping into crawl spaces and utility openings.

To reduce rodent pressure around the property, we apply a perimeter granular product along the lower yard area surrounding the home. This treatment discourages rodents from nesting near the house and helps create distance between outdoor activity and your foundation. Lower pressure outside means fewer attempts to enter the structure.

Rodent control inside the home requires precision and accuracy. We focus on the hidden areas where rodents travel and nest, including cabinet voids, attic entry points, under appliances, and along baseboards. We seal accessible entry holes, place monitoring stations, and treat high activity zones to address rodents already inside while preventing new movement into key living areas.

Garages are one of the most common places rodents slip inside the home. We treat the entire garage perimeter, remove nesting materials, place monitoring stations, and identify structural gaps that need sealing. This keeps the garage from becoming a warm shelter that leads rodents directly into interior spaces.