Rodent exclusion, also called rodent proofing, means sealing identified entry points to help prevent rats and mice from entering a home. At Rodent Control Inc., recommended work is based on an inspection of accessible areas and may include trapping and sealing.
This guide explains what homeowners can expect when arranging an inspection, discussing the recommended work, and reviewing pricing and applicable warranty terms.
Who Our Services Are For
Rodent Control Inc. specializes exclusively in rat and mouse control for single-family, standalone homes. Let us know what you have noticed, where the activity appears to be occurring, and whether you have already tried any treatments.
Start with a Free Inspection
We inspect accessible areas to assess signs of rodent activity and identify entry points. Access conditions vary between homes. During the visit, ask which areas could be inspected and whether any access limitations affect the recommended work.
We explain the findings, recommended services, and pricing so you can discuss the work before deciding to proceed.
Trapping and Rodent Proofing
Trapping addresses rodents already present. Rodent proofing addresses identified openings they may use to enter. The recommended combination and sequence depend on the conditions found during the inspection.
Ask which openings the proposed work addresses and what precautions apply while the work is underway. Keep children and pets away from traps and work areas.
Cleanup and Insulation Work
If rodent contamination is found in accessible areas, ask whether cleanup, sanitizing, or insulation removal is recommended. Confirm which services are included in the proposed work and how any additional services affect pricing.
What Does Rodent Exclusion Cost?
We provide a free inspection and explain pricing based on the recommended work for your home. This article does not provide a standard price or a substitute for an inspection.
Before proceeding, ask what is included, what is additional, and whether access limitations affect the work. Approved work is documented on your signed invoice.
Questions to Ask Before Work Begins
- What signs of rat or mouse activity were found?
- Which accessible areas were inspected?
- Which identified entry points will be addressed?
- Does the recommended work include trapping?
- Is cleanup or insulation work included or additional?
- What precautions should our household follow?
- What timing is expected for the approved work?
- What warranty terms apply?
Understanding Warranty Terms
Applicable warranty terms depend on the approved work and are documented on your signed invoice. Ask about coverage, exclusions, and any homeowner responsibilities before proceeding.
Schedule a Free Rodent Inspection
Family-owned since 1999, Rodent Control Inc. provides rat and mouse control for single-family, standalone homes. Schedule a free inspection of accessible areas to discuss signs of activity, recommended work, and pricing.
- Los Angeles: (323) 553-5551
- Orange County: (949) 508-2555
- Bay Area: (408) 617-9555
