Fall is when mice and rats start moving indoors for warmth. We remove them, clean up what they leave behind, and seal your home so they can't return.
Real jobs, photographed by our crew. Found, fixed, and sealed so it doesn't happen again.
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The questions we get asked most about rodent control - mice & rats.
Rats are bigger, more cautious and far more wary of anything new, so they avoid traps a mouse would walk straight into. They also need a smaller opening than people expect, and they reuse the same routes, which is what we use against them.
Rodents move indoors when temperatures drop and outdoor food runs short. Mice fit through a gap the width of a pencil, so they are usually getting in through openings nobody would ever notice. Sealing those is what stops it repeating.
No. Traps only take the animals currently inside, and new ones arrive if the entry points stay open. We treat rodents as an exclusion problem: find and seal the openings, remove what is there, then clear the nesting material and droppings.
Not as a first answer. Rodenticide inside a home risks odour problems and can poison pets and wildlife secondhand. We use trapping and exclusion first, and only discuss bait where a situation genuinely calls for it, and we will tell you when that is the case.
Rodents are quiet, fast, and breed quickly. By the time you see one, there are usually more.
Mice and rats aren't just gross — they're a health and fire risk.
Locate entry points, nesting areas, and travel routes.
Targeted trapping and removal.
Sanitize and decontaminate affected areas.
Seal entry points and rodent-proof your home.
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