Protecting your north Georgia home from Rodents
Rodents are more than just a nuisance; they are a destructive threat to your property and health. Their presence indicates vulnerabilities in your home, often involving accessible food sources and hidden entry points that require immediate attention. Don't wait for damage to escalate—secure your home today by calling us for a professional rodent control assessment and elimination plan.
Common Rodents In the North Georgia Area
House Mouse
Size: 3 - 4 in
Color: Brown-Gray
Identify this small, dusty-gray rodent by its relatively large ears and eyes, and a thin, uniformly dark tail that is roughly the same length as its body.
Roof Rat
Size: 6 - 8 in
Color: Dark Gray
Look for a slender, dark brown to black rat with a tail notably longer than its body, and relatively large, almost naked ears.
We stop pests in their tracks
Offerring your choice of:
- 1 time treatments
- Monthly Treatments
- Every Other Month Treatments
Our Comprehensive Rodent Removal Process
Our goal is to resolve your pest issue completely, addressing it at the source. This involves more than just treating what you can see.
Step 1: Identify
We begin with a thorough inspection to understand the full scope of the infestation, identify the specific pests, and determine how they are entering your property.
Step 2: Control
Using proven methods and professional-grade products, we implement a targeted plan to control the active infestation.
Step 3: Prevent
We work to ensure pests do not return. This includes addressing contributing factors and, as needed, routine treatments to keep your home or business protected.
An important note on Large Animals
While we handle small animals like mice and rats, we do not handle larger animals like possums or raccoons. If you suspect that you are dealing with possums, raccoons, or any other large animals, please call animal control.
Partnering with you for the Best Results
Your actions are a key part of long-term success. We recommend these proactive steps and ask for your partnership:
- Seal All Entry Points: Inspect the exterior and interior of your property and seal any holes or gaps larger than 6 mm using steel wool, caulk, or metal flashing, focusing on utility lines, vents, and foundation cracks.
- Trim Landscaping: Keep tree branches, vines, and shrubs trimmed back at least 3 feet from the house exterior, as these serve as travel routes for roof rats and mice.
- Store Food Securely: Place all human and pet food, including bird seed and bulk ingredients, in sturdy, airtight containers made of metal or thick plastic.
- Manage Garbage: Ensure all indoor and outdoor garbage cans have tightly fitting lids and dispose of trash regularly.
- Eliminate Water Sources: Fix all leaky faucets, pipes, and drains immediately, and ensure pet water bowls are not left out overnight.
- Reduce Clutter: Eliminate storage clutter inside basements, garages, and attics, and keep stored items off the floor to reduce potential nesting sites.