Rodent Exclusion in Kansas City

Trapping and baiting remove the mice and rats already inside. If the gaps they used stay open, new ones follow the same path in, and the problem comes back every fall.

Sealing those entry points is what stops the cycle. It is the difference between treating rodents and keeping them out.

A mouse can squeeze through a gap about a quarter inch wide, and a rat through about half an inch. Openings that small are easy to miss, even on newer, well-built homes.

Common entry points include garage door gaps, utility line and pipe penetrations, foundation cracks, vents, crawlspace openings, and gaps where the roofline meets the walls.

We inspect the outside and inside of the home for signs of activity and for the gaps rodents are using. Then we seal the entry points we find.

We photograph the spots we seal, so you can see exactly what was done and where.

Where it makes sense, we also place rodent bait stations outside. Our bait stations are pet-friendly.

Our rodent exclusion work carries a 2-year warranty. It covers the exclusion work itself.

You do not have to stay on a service plan with us to keep the warranty.

Our rodent work covers mice and rats. We do not do wildlife work. If what is getting in turns out to be squirrels, raccoons, bats, birds, or other wildlife, we will tell you so and refer you out.

For rental properties, the landlord coordinates entry with the tenant and gets the bill. On a duplex, we check both sides, because rodents move between units. Any bait stations are documented in the service report.