Dial at midnight or midday for urgent rodent help.
Choose the page that fits your find. Each service opens with a close look at your property and closes by checking the work held.
Rodent trouble seldom boils down to one task. Locating the animals, removing them, shutting them out and cleaning up demand different tools and sometimes different crews. The twelve services below are grouped by the question you most likely have.
When all you have is a noise, start with an inspection. After the animal gets a name, the mouse and rat pages go further. Vehicles, garages and yards have pages of their own because hazards change from space to space.
Pellets in a utensil drawer, a scritch behind the dishwasher, or a shredded nest inside a box of winter gear: we take them in turn.
View serviceHeavy footsteps overhead, burrows beside a deck and gnawed fruit are handled by beginning in the yard.
View serviceA good opener for anyone sure that something is wrong who wants a name put to it before paying for work.
View serviceEach trap and station is written down by location, so none stays behind once the job is over.
View serviceThis is the part that lasts: each opening located and closed with a material rodents cannot chew.
View serviceWe clean attics and crawlspaces after the animals have left and the entries are shut.
View serviceWe inspect overhead doors, shelving and lower levels for entry spots, nests and the clutter that draws animals.
View serviceWhich parts of a yard give rodents food and cover, with a handful of changes worth making and a handful you can leave alone.
View serviceWhen rodents have moved into a parked car, truck, camper or boat trailer, we find them, remove them and block their return.
View serviceAn odor that lingers gets traced to the wall, ceiling or crawlspace where it begins.
View serviceRepairs for rodent damage are scoped on their own, so each cost is easy to see.
View serviceRepeat visits with paperwork, a fit for landlords, building managers and anyone sharing a space.
View serviceA typical job covers five stages: inspection, then trapping, then sealing, then cleanup, then repair. Cleanup is last on purpose, because an attic scrubbed with animals still coming and going would only get dirty again.
Many customers need just one step. An owner who already closed every gap might want cleanup only, and a shopkeeper might want monitoring and nothing more. Say what is finished, and the visit handles whatever is left.
Emergencies get no separate tier here, since urgency does not alter the work. Phones are answered through the night, and any page on this site can lead to a same-day request if there is room.
The full recommended steps and product rules sit on these public pages.
Not sure what you have? Begin with an inspection. It identifies the animal, locates every entry and gives you a plan before any bigger commitment.
Yes. Tell us what you have already done, and we build the visit around what remains.
Yes. Cars and trucks get a page on engine bays and cabin vents, while yards get a page on burrows, sheds, shrubs and feeders.
Stores, offices and cafes will want the commercial page, which explains planned checks, treatment and the notes left at each stop.
All twelve services are available at Silverdale addresses in ZIP codes 98315 and 98383, and in the Washington places on the areas page. State your street when you call so we can set a visit.