Yes. Safety is our priority. We use tamper-resistant bait stations that are locked and secured, preventing pets or children from accessing the materials inside. We also offer non-toxic mechanical trapping options for sensitive environments. 

Our technicians explain anything they use during your service, so you know exactly what to expect.

Common signs include scratching sounds in walls or ceilings, droppings, gnaw marks, and activity in areas like kitchens, basements, garages, or attics. If you’re noticing any of these, there is likely active rodent activity that should be inspected.

No major preparation is needed. If possible, try to leave access to areas where activity has been noticed (such as under sinks, basements, or garages). We’ll take care of the inspection and walk you through what we find.

That depends on the level of activity and how long the issue has been present. Some situations improve quickly, while others require follow-up and monitoring. The goal is not just to reduce activity, but to address how rodents are getting in so the problem doesn’t return.

If activity returns, we reassess the situation and adjust the approach as needed. Rodent control is not just about removal—it’s about identifying entry points and conditions that allow them to return.

For the initial inspection, it’s best if someone is present so we can review findings and recommendations with you. For follow-up services, we can often work around your schedule depending on access to the areas that need to be treated.