Rodent Control

Rats only need an opening the size of a quarter to enter into your home. Mice need an opening the size of a dime. Once inside they nest in your home in areas unseen. When they gain access to your roof they can travel throughout the home in the wall voids. Those wall voids lead to openings underneath kitchen and bathroom sinks, in search of water and food. Attic insulation creates a good material for nesting their pups. More commonly, rodents take food from the outside, from their already established food supply sources and store them inside. They can take advantage of food left behind inside your home, but generally this is not the main reason for them entering the home. Rodents will establish themselves inside your home primarily to escape harsh weather conditions and provide safety from predators. 

Our rodent exclusion program includes sealing openings rodents use to get into your home and keep them out.