Uninvited guests in the attic?
Scratching noises, droppings, or signs of activity around your home? We'll help you understand what may be happening and identify appropriate next steps.

Common signs of rodent activity
- 01
Sounds at night
Scratching or scurrying in walls, ceilings, or the attic.
- 02
Droppings
Small dark droppings in garages, cabinets, or along walls.
- 03
Gnaw marks
Chewed boxes, food packaging, wiring insulation, or wood.
- 04
Rub marks and nests
Greasy smudges along walls or shredded paper and fabric.
How rodents get in
Garage and attic openings
Gaps around garage doors, roof vents, and eaves are common access points.
Utility gaps
Openings around pipes, cables, and AC lines can be larger than they look.
Food and shelter outside
Fallen fruit, pet food, bird seed, and dense vegetation make a property attractive.
Finding access points matters, because they shape what happens next. Inspection findings determine the appropriate next step for your home.
Less guessing. More getting to the source.
- 1
Inspect
We look at where rodent activity is showing up, inside and around the home.
- 2
Identify
We note the likely type of pest and the conditions that may be inviting it.
- 3
Recommend
We suggest a targeted next step based on what we actually find.
- 4
Prevent
We talk through prevention and follow-up. What's included depends on the approved service package.
A few things that genuinely help.
Store food sealed
Including pet food, bird seed, and garage pantry items.
Pick up fallen fruit
Clear fruit and debris from yards regularly.
Trim vegetation
Keep trees and shrubs trimmed back from the roofline.
Check door sweeps
Make sure garage and exterior doors close without gaps.
Questions we hear a lot.
Other pests we help with
Let's figure out what's going on.
Tell us what you're seeing. We'll help you find the next step.

