Mice and rat control
Hearing movement in a wall or finding damaged packaging? Identifying the activity and possible entry points is the first step.
Look beyond the sighting
Tell us where you saw the activity, when it started and whether it is indoors or outside. Photos of damage or entry gaps can help with the initial conversation.
Garages, utility penetrations and storage areas can provide access or shelter. The inspection scope depends on the building and accessible spaces.
Control and prevention together
A plan may include monitoring, suitable control methods and recommendations to reduce access, food and shelter. Sealing and repair work should be specifically listed in your quote.
Tell us about pets and children before any devices or products are used. Follow the service instructions and do not move equipment that has been placed for treatment.
After the visit
Ask how activity will be monitored and when a follow up assessment is appropriate. Contact us if you continue seeing new signs. Do not sweep or vacuum rodent waste; seek current public health guidance for cleanup.
Need help with a pest problem?
Tell us what you have noticed and request a free quote.