Rodent Control

Our Rodent Control Process

Inspection

We’ll begin your service with an inspection of your property. This examination allows us to determine the entry points rodents are using to access your house as well as where they’re nesting inside. We’ll target these areas during our treatment for fast, effective results.

Treatment

At Beeline Pest Control, we focus on a one-time solution to eliminate your rodent infestation once and for all. We first place bait stations around the exterior of your house. We’ll also put them in interior locations where we find rodent activity.

We’ll also use a repellent around the entire exterior perimeter of your house to keep any new or returning rodents that are outside from coming back inside.

We offer a maintenance plan to keep the repellent renewed throughout the year. This plan ensures the protection of your home through all seasons, allowing you to stop worrying about a rodent infestation in your house.

Dealing with rodents can be a real hassle! Here are some steps to help you get rid of them and prevent future infestations:

1. Identify the Problem

• Signs: Look for droppings, gnaw marks, nests, or chewed wires.
• Entry Points: Inspect your home for gaps, cracks, or holes that rodents might use to enter.

2. Seal Entry Points

• Use steel wool, caulk, or a combination of both to seal holes and gaps around pipes, vents, and foundation cracks.
• Pay special attention to areas where utilities enter the home.

3. Remove Food Sources

• Store Food Properly: Keep food in airtight containers and clean up crumbs and spills promptly.
• Trash Management: Use rodent-proof trash cans with tight-fitting lids.

4. Set Traps

• Snap Traps: These are effective for quick kills. Place them perpendicular to walls where rodents travel.
• Live Traps: These trap rodents alive for release elsewhere. Make sure to check them frequently.

5. Use Rodenticides (with Caution)

• Bait Stations: Use these if you have a serious infestation. Follow all safety instructions to avoid poisoning pets or children.
• Consider professional help if you're unsure how to use them safely.

6. Maintain Cleanliness

• Regularly clean areas where rodents might find food or nesting materials.
• Vacuum and sweep frequently to remove crumbs and food particles.

7. Monitor and Prevent

• Keep an eye out for new signs of rodents and address them immediately.
• Continue to inspect and maintain the cleanliness of your home to prevent re-infestation.

By combining these methods, you should be able to get a handle on the problem and keep your home rodent-free.