Mice, Rat & Rodent Control

Whether you are dealing with a single rodent or a massive rodent infestation, correctly identifying the villain and the size of the population are vital factors in determining the best approach in regaining control. 

Expect Davis Pest Control to bring their A-Game to any rodent infested project you set before us. We will deploy the most up-to-date methods, products and treatments and will make the necessary recommendations to keep you safe. 

As with all pests, rodents are typically after a plentiful water and food supply. Access to trash bins or dumpsters and trees that yield fruit that is not harvested are ideal attractants for the little fellas. Assuming they have plenty of food and water, they will next seek out a place to nest which may include your home. Mature trees, warm, dry attics, basements and garages are amongst their favorite places. 

Before recommending treatment, a proper assessment and examination needs to take place to ensure we understand what type of rodent we're dealing with, where they are nesting, the density of the infestation, and how they are entering your dwelling. Once completed, we will likely take a holistic approach and seal off points-of-entry including replacing and/or installing new weather stripping on doors and windows, installing door sweeps, caulking pipe chases, etc. We will also ask that doors and windows be closed and kept closed as often as possible until the rodent population is contained. We will also make recommendations regarding landscaping, food storage and disposal, and other suggestions based on our assessment. We will likely employ the use of mechanical and chemical treatments when and where appropriate to get a grasp of any rodent problems you have. 

Sealing your place of residence is the best way to keep mice, rats and other rodents from entering your dwelling. It's amazing to witness rodents squeeze through the tightest places, even those as small as a dime. Our inspection team will survey your residence to locate and seal as many possible points-of-entry as well as consult with you about food and water access which is likely why they are present in the first place.