Rodent service begins with the signs and conditions at the property. Droppings, gnawing, rub marks, nesting material, noises, or food damage can help identify likely travel areas and determine whether monitoring, trapping, or exterior bait stations are the better starting point.
Inspection before equipment
We look for evidence, not just a place to set a trap.
This field photo shows a tamper-resistant exterior station placed in a discreet, protected location beside the foundation. The surrounding vegetation, access points, reported activity, and property conditions all help determine whether a station belongs there.
Our current rodent scope is intentionally focused: inspection, monitoring, trapping, and exterior tamper-resistant bait stations for mice and rats.
Available options
- Inspection of reported signs and accessible activity areas.
- Trapping and monitoring based on the property conditions.
- Exterior tamper-resistant bait station options.
- Clear follow-up expectations before service begins.
Current limitations
Full exclusion construction, attic restoration, crawlspace cleanup, insulation removal, wildlife removal, and structural sealing are not included. We will be straightforward if the property needs work outside our current scope.
Active recurring service accounts may request up to two exterior tamper-resistant bait stations at no additional setup charge. Additional stations beyond the first two include a one-time setup and installation fee of $25 per station. Bait stations remain company property unless specifically sold in writing.
Rodent service FAQ
Clear boundaries before service
What signs should I report?
Tell us about droppings, noises, gnawing, damaged food, nesting material, rub marks, or sightings. Include the room or exterior area and when the activity is most noticeable.
Does rodent monitoring include sealing entry points?
No. Our current scope includes inspection, monitoring, trapping, and qualifying exterior bait stations. Full exclusion construction, structural sealing, cleanup, insulation work, and restoration are not included.
Are exterior stations appropriate around children and pets?
We use tamper-resistant stations and choose placement based on property conditions. Please tell us about children, pets, wildlife concerns, and activity areas so we can discuss placement and precautions.
How many visits will I need?
That depends on the evidence, activity level, property conditions, and service selected. We explain the proposed monitoring or follow-up schedule before service begins.