Service
Rodent Control
Rats and Mice look for warmth, food, and moisture, especially as Colorado temperatures drop. We help find how they are getting in.
Signs you might be dealing with this
- Droppings or urine in cabinets, the garage, or along walls
- Scratching or scurrying sounds in walls or ceilings
- Gnaw marks on packaging, wires, or wood
Our approach
How we handle it
- 1We inspect for entry points and the conditions drawing rodents in.
- 2We focus on exclusion so the problem does not simply return.
- 3We place control measures responsibly and check back as needed.
What to expect
- A clear picture of where rodents are getting in
- Recommendations to seal and exclude vulnerable areas
- Follow-up guidance for ongoing peace of mind
How to prepare
- Note where you have seen droppings or heard activity
- Clear access to the garage, basement, and storage areas
- Hold off on cleaning droppings until we can take a look
What affects pricing
- Severity and how established the activity is
- Number and difficulty of entry points
- Whether exclusion work is included
- Location
Common questions
As it gets colder, rodents look for warm shelter and food. Small gaps around the foundation, garage, and utility lines are common ways in.
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Dealing with rodent control?
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