Rodent Control in Citrus Heights, CA

Around Citrus Heights

Citrus Heights was called Sylvan until 1910, when a real estate agent bought the area, split it into ten-acre lots and gave it the name it has now. Voters approved cityhood in November 1996, and in January 1997 it became the fifth city in Sacramento County. The geographical center of the city is at Sylvan Corners, and Interstate 80 passes through its west side.

Sunrise Mall and Sunrise Village are both on Sunrise Blvd, the Marketplace at Birdcage is on Birdcage Centre Ln and Citrus Town Center is on Greenback Ln. Rusch Community Park and the Sylvan Oaks Library are on Auburn Blvd, C-Bar-C Park is on Oak Ave and Tempo Park on Fair Oaks Blvd. Arcade Creek Park Preserve is on Bonham Cir, and City Hall on Fountain Square Dr.

What makes Citrus Heights different

That combination is roof rat habitat. Mature trees run straight onto the roof, citrus and backyard fruit are a food source that lasts much of the year, and dense ivy or shrubs along a fence are cover and a travel route in one. The houses themselves are mostly single-story on slabs or low crawl spaces, with attics that have not been opened in years and vent screens that have been there since the house was built. Fifty years of re-roofing, added air conditioning and satellite and cable runs have each left a penetration somewhere, and we find them at the roofline far more often than at ground level here.

How we work in Citrus Heights

The same five steps everywhere: a free phone estimate, finding exactly how they are getting in, sealing those openings in steel and mortar, trapping and monitoring what is left inside, then cleaning and sanitizing. No poison and no recurring contract. The exclusion work is a one-time repair backed by our guarantee.

Our Carmichael office at 6839 Hillside Dr puts Citrus Heights a short run away. We also work Roseville and Folsom and Sacramento, and the wider Carmichael area.