Top Rodent Control Services: Safe, Effective Pest Elimination

At Bellas Exterminator, we take rodent control seriously because we understand the threats these pests pose to your property, health, and peace of mind. Our Rodent Control Services are the result of years of experience and expertise in handling these persistent intruders. Whether you’ve spotted a mouse scurrying across your kitchen floor or suspect a rat infestation in your commercial space, our dedicated team is here to provide comprehensive and efficient rodent control solutions.

Rodent Control Process

Inspections: The first step to successful rodent removal is locating cracks or holes that mice or rats have made in the house. The inspection also includes searching for gnaw marks, nestling locations, teeth marks on food packaging, urine stains, and droppings. Bella’s Exterminators is always thorough and checks all the areas where rodents could be hiding, such as the attic and basement.

Trapping & Removal: In most cases, certain areas of the house have higher rodent traffic than others. Exterminators place traps in these spots and use potent rodenticides to eliminate them permanently. Trapping is just one part of the effort—the other involves the safe removal of dead rodents where the key is not to endanger safety or health. Rodent removal can be tricky and should always be left to professionals.

Bait Stations & Rock Stations: Bait stations are structures containing pellets or meal. They are sealed and can be found wrapped in paper, cellophane, or plastic. The rodents can easily get into any of those by gnawing with their teeth, leading to a quick death. Rock stations are appropriate if the rodent infestation is not as severe. They are placed outside where rodents eat them and die before getting into the house.

Rodent Proofing & Exclusion: Prevention is often the most effective method of pest control. Also, rodent proofing and exclusion are excellent ways to ensure mice and rats do not get into the home. One way to do this is to close all holes and entry points where rodents can sneak in. It could be a vent cover, an attic, or a chimney. Alternatively, if the problem is around gas lines, electrical lines, or plumbing, that is where proofing is necessary.