Rodent service
Rodent Control Services in Phoenix, AZ
Rodent control that ends with a closed house rather than a service contract. Roof rats, pack rats or mice, attic or garage, the job has the same four parts, and skipping any one of them is why so many rodent problems come back.
Three rodents, one job
People usually call about one thing: running in the attic at night, droppings in the garage, a chewed wire under the hood. Which animal it is changes the details - a mouse gets through a smaller gap, a roof rat comes in higher, a pack rat drags in a nest - but it does not change what fixes it.
In the older, irrigated neighborhoods it is most often the roof rat, which climbs citrus, palms and block walls and comes in at the roofline. On the desert edge it is pack rats and mice moving in from open ground.
The four parts, and why none of them is optional
Find. The free phone estimate comes first. Where the source is not obvious from the call, the Entry Point Diagnostic follows: a technician works the roofline, the attic, the garage and the outside of the house, so the entry points are written down rather than guessed at.
Seal. Every opening larger than a quarter of an inch is closed in galvanized steel, sheet metal, hardware cloth or mortar. That is rodent proofing, and it is the part that decides whether you are calling again next year.
Trap. What is already inside is taken out with traps and the Rat Vac system, not poison, so nothing dies inside a wall or an attic where it cannot be reached. Trapping runs over several days rather than one visit.
Clean. Droppings, nesting material and contaminated insulation come out, and the space is sanitized and deodorized with TwinZyme.
Why Phoenix houses need it done this way
There is no winter here to knock a population back, so rodents breed all year and an untreated problem grows rather than resets. The summer heat does the opposite of what people expect: it drives rodents toward water and shade, which means irrigation, pool equipment, fruit trees and the cool, quiet space of an attic or a garage.
Most houses in the valley are stucco on a slab with a tile roof. There is no basement to come up through, so the openings are at the roofline and around everything that passes through the walls - and a look from the driveway never sees either.
What you do not get
You do not get a monthly contract, a ring of bait stations around the house, or a technician who checks a box from the driveway. Bait and quarterly visits manage a population; they never close the building, which is why they never end.
What you get is a repair, finished once and backed by a 100% money-back guarantee.
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Straight answers
- Free Phone Estimate, written price before work starts
- No poison, trapping and the Rat Vac system
- 100% money-back guarantee
- Family owned since 1982
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The rest of the work
Rat Control
Two rats do most of the damage here: the roof rat, which climbs citrus and palms and comes in at the roofline, and the pack rat on the desert edge. We find the way in before anything else.
Read more →Mice Control
A mouse needs a gap about the width of a pencil, and a stucco house has more of them than it looks. We close the openings and remove what is inside, rather than refilling bait every month.
Read more →Free Rodent Phone Estimate
It starts with a call. Tell us what you are hearing, where in the house and when, and we tell you what it usually means and what the work would involve.
Read more →Rodent Proofing
Closing the house at the roofline and the slab, in material a rodent cannot chew. A sealed gap does not need renewing, which is what lets the guarantee stand behind it.
Read more →Vehicle Rodent Removal
Pack rats and roof rats nest in engine compartments, chew wiring and leave droppings and odor behind. A four-step process to clean it up, treat the vulnerable parts and discourage the next one.
Read more →We handle rodent control across the Phoenix metro, see every area we serve, or start from rodent control in Phoenix.
FAQ
Rodent Control: common questions
Is this different from rat control or mice control?
Those are parts of it. Rodent control is the whole job - finding the entry points, sealing them, removing what is inside and cleaning up after - for rats and mice alike. Most homes need all four parts, and the estimate tells you which.
Is it a roof rat or a pack rat?
Where you hear it is the first clue. Running in the attic or along the roofline at night points to roof rats; a nest of sticks and debris in a garage, a shed or an engine bay points to a pack rat. You do not need to be sure before you call.
Why not just put out bait?
Bait kills rodents somewhere you cannot reach, usually inside a wall or an attic, and in Phoenix heat the smell arrives fast. It also leaves the way in open, so the next one arrives on the same route.
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