Outdoor Rodent Exterminators

We don’t recommend handling rodent control issues alone because it could come back to bite you when you’re inexperienced. These pests are tricky, and it’s better to let professionals manage the job so you can avoid injury. The trusted rodent exterminators from Mosquito Joe help you remove rodents from your property, thereby protecting your home from an infestation.

Yes, we offer ongoing maintenance plans. They’re a part of our guaranteed rodent removal services.

Mosquito Joe’s outdoor rodent removal service professionals never enter your home. Instead, their treatments form a barrier around your home to prevent local rodents from ever entering your residence.

Rodents may impact your health when you are exposed to their germs in the following ways:

• When you eat food that rodents have previously nibbled on
• When you consume food contaminated with rodent waste
• When you improperly or unknowingly handle contaminated rodent droppings

You can be confident that the local rodent populations are thriving wherever you may live. Rats and mice will enjoy the outdoors until food is scarce or weather changes make them uncomfortable. They will then head for your home, barn, shed, garage, attic, or basement. The first time you see a mouse scurry across your garden path, you may want to run away. Unfortunately, you can’t avoid the problem because getting rid of these unwelcome visitors is necessary to maintain a healthy environment.

To help keep these unwanted intruders out of your home, implement these useful tips. Even these simple measures can go a long way in maintaining a rodent-free environment. Although rodents are opportunistic, they will also go to great lengths to find a source of food. They may also use some of the material to build a nest for offspring. Start at the heart of your home and work outwards:

• Keep kitchen garbage in containers with tight-fitting lids.
• Patch and repair any holes, however small, in walls between rooms, between the garage and the attic, or leading outdoors. Pay particular attention to the back of cupboards and closets and around window casings.
• Stop feeding wild birds. Spilled seed attracts and feeds rats and mice.
• When adding food scraps to the compost, always turn the compost to cover any food scraps fully.
• Prune any branches that overhang your roof or grow close to it.
• Pick up fallen fruit or vegetables in the garden.
• Keep the grass mowed short (about 2.5 inches), trim shrubs, and remove leaf litter and clutter that can provide shelter.