You might have found a single mouse, or you might look after a row of shopfronts. Either way a page below covers it, and a dispatcher can steer you if you phone.
Rodent work breaks into stages, and each stage has its own page. A few households need only an inspection. Many need traps, then sealing, then cleanup of the attic or cellar. The cards group the pages by problem, so scan for the one that sounds like yours.
If you cannot decide, begin with the inspection page. There you will see what we examine, what lands in your hands afterward and how the price is set down.
Mouse or rat? You do not need to decide. Describe the signs and we sort it out with you.
Dial (888) 686-4821Mice slip through seams nobody notices. Read about the signs, the indoor traps we prefer and the metal patch that stops a successor.
Read about thisA rat probes a building from the soil upward. See how a lap of the perimeter, a burrow search and a look along the roofline shape the trapping plan.
Read about thisUnsure if you have mice, rats or another animal? An inspection answers that before any money goes into traps or repairs.
Read about thisSnap traps and enclosed stations both have uses. Learn how we choose between them and how the return visits are timed.
Read about thisLasting results come from sealing. We locate every opening, measure it and cap it with a material teeth cannot defeat.
Read about thisCleaning begins after the last animal is gone and every hole is plugged, so replacement insulation never gets soiled twice.
Read about thisThe door seal, the sill plate, the shelves and the stored boxes all get checked for gaps, nests and other things that invite a tenant.
Read about thisA few yard chores make a real difference and the rest eat a weekend. This is the sequence that reduces rodent traffic fastest.
Read about thisWeeks of parking can let a nest form in a car, camper or trailer. We locate it, take it out and suggest how to make the parking spot less welcome.
Read about thisA lingering stench is traced to the exact cavity holding the cause and dealt with there, instead of being masked with spray.
Read about thisRepair is its own stage, so each replaced item and each cost sits on a separate line.
Read about thisRecurring visits with a paper trail fit landlords, managers and tenants who share walls, bins and delivery doors with neighbors.
Read about thisA noise inside a wall seldom fades by itself, and a brief call shows you what to expect.
Dial (888) 686-4821Tell us what turned up, and a dispatcher books the soonest visit.
(888) 686-4821Few jobs need only one page. The usual chain goes inspect, trap, seal, recheck. Cleanup and repair trail behind, because fresh insulation is thrown away if animals are still using the cavity.
Since each stage has its own price, you could okay trapping and sealing now and wait on cleanup or repair until funds allow.
We keep no distinct urgent-jobs page. Urgent calls use the same number and receive the first opening available. A re-roof, a health question or a structural fix unrelated to rodents is work for another trade, and we admit it when one comes up.
For deeper instructions and product limits, the public pages below are the place to look.
Yes. Any one can be booked alone. The technician will name related items worth considering.
All twelve pages concern mice and rats only. Should the walk-through show a different animal, we tell you and name who could assist.
Usually the inspection, because it pins down which animal you have and where it enters. We hold off sealing until trapping wraps up, which stops anything being shut inside a wall.
Yes. Read the commercial page for recurring visits that finish with a written report.
We serve Blauvelt and the 38 neighboring places on the areas page, each with ZIP codes. Say where you live and a dispatcher will pencil in a visit.