Rat Control in Kansas City

We start outside: locating burrows (3-inch holes with packed dirt around them), runways along the foundation, and how they are getting in — foundation gaps, gaps under doors, sewer line defects, and openings around utility lines. A rat needs a gap only about half an inch wide.

Burrows and runways are treated with tamper-resistant stations, entry points are sealed with rodent-proof materials, and we document what we sealed with photos. Our rodent bait stations are pet-friendly. Follow-up visits check activity until it stops.

Take bird feeders down or move them well away from the house, store pet food and birdseed in metal or heavy plastic bins, keep garbage lidded, and clear woodpiles and debris from the foundation.