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Pest service

Rodent Control

Mice and rats move indoors looking for food and warmth. Call and describe what you are hearing or finding, and you will be connected with an independent pest control provider serving your area.

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Your call is connected to an independent pest control provider, subject to availability in your area.

Common signs

  • Droppings in cabinets, drawers or along walls
  • Scratching or scurrying in walls and ceilings at night
  • Gnawed food packaging, wires or wood
  • Grease marks along baseboards
  • Nests of shredded paper or insulation
  • A strong ammonia-like odor

What a technician typically checks

A technician typically identifies whether it is mice or rats, finds entry points and runways, and explains trapping, baiting and exclusion (sealing gaps) options.

Before the visit

Store food in sealed containers, keep pet food put away overnight, and do not sweep or vacuum droppings dry. Wet them with disinfectant and wear gloves when cleaning up.

Frequently asked questions

Is this line for mice and rats only?

Yes. Small rodents such as mice and rats are covered. Squirrels, raccoons and other wildlife are not handled through this line.

Why do mice come inside in fall?

Cooler weather and fewer food sources outside push mice toward warm buildings, and they can squeeze through very small gaps.

Are rodent droppings dangerous?

Rodent droppings and urine can carry disease. Avoid stirring up dust when cleaning and get professional help with heavy contamination.

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