Rodent Control in Texas
Keep destructive rodents out of your home or business.
Some rodents may be small, but their destructive behavior far outweighs their size. When mice and other rodents get into your home, they can chew through wires, insulation, walls, pipes, and your other precious belongings.
Rodents also leave their urine and feces wherever they go, contaminating your surfaces, food, and countertop areas. Before you know what hit you, a rodent infestation will wreak havoc on your life, your health, and your home.
Identify Rodents & Damage
Our highly-trained pest professionals will inspect the property for rodent damage and other signs of infestations. They will also be examining the property for "conducive" conditions - structural or environmental conditions that can lead to pest problems.
Install Traps
If needed, our commercial-grade rodent traps will be installed in targeted areas. Our technician will also return to the property to remove and pick up traps.
Bait Stations
Our rodent bait stations will be installed around the perimeter of the home or business. This key secured box will keep children, pets, and non-target objects away from the poison inside. The bait is designed to attract any rodents hiding around your property.
Seal Entry Points
Holes, cracks, vents, and other openings around the property can create access points for small rodents. Our technicians have the knowledge to seek these out and the materials to further prevent them.
The Dangers of Rodents
Rats, mice, and other pests often carry diseases, and can also be a serious menace to your home and property. They will frequently raid your trash bins, fruit trees, garages, gardens, and wherever else they can find food sources. They also chew through electrical wiring and wood, which can increase the dangers of a building fire. In fact, about 1/4 of building fires in the U.S. are caused by exposed wires due to excessive rodent damage.
Oder & Filth
Rodents also relieve themselves almost everywhere around your home, causing not only health hazards but also leaving behind some nasty lingering odors. They also introduce disease-carrying parasites such as fleas and ticks into your home, which can be a homeowner's nightmare.
