Rodent Control
Rodent Removal Services
From mice to pack rats, one of our specialties is long-term rodent control. Depending on your needs and unique situations, we have many tools at our disposal, including baiting programs, trapping, and, most importantly, rodent exclusion. We aim to find all possible access points and do our best to ensure that mice or rats can no longer access your property.
Chrome Pest Control has various baiting rodent control programs designed to prevent and help eliminate rodents around your house or business. We use tamper-resistant bait stations that are safe to use around kids and pets.
How The Process Works:
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- After talking with our staff and selecting the rodent control program that is right for you, we will schedule your property for a rodent control service.
- You do not need to be home during rodent control service. We will notify you that we have been at your home.
- Once on-site, our licensed technicians will inspect the property for possible entry points, and we will discuss options to seal the entry points with you. We will also identify high-traffic areas and install bait stations where needed.
- For optimum protection, a recurring rodent control service is highly recommended.
- If you are on a recurring treatment service, we will notify you before your next rodent control treatment.
Signs of a Rodent Infestation:
If you have seen a mouse or a rat, that does not necessarily mean you have an infestation or a rodent problem. However, if you experience sightings accompanied by any of the following signs, it may be time to call Chrome Mosquito and Pest Control for a consultation and rodent control services. Some common indicators of a rodent presence in your home include:
- Rodent Droppings: If you have a rodent problem, you will most likely notice droppings near where you store food. For example, you might spot them in your kitchen along baseboards, pantries, cabinets, drawers, or under sinks. Mice droppings are usually 1/8 of an inch, while rat droppings are much larger, about 1/2 inch.
- Holes in Food Packages: Another sign of a rodent problem is finding holes in food packages where a rodent has chewed or gnawed at the bag.
- You’ve Heard Them: Hearing rodent activity at night can also signify a rodent infestation. Hearing sounds like squeaking, scratching, and crawling in your walls, attic, or kitchen may indicate a problem.
