Someone is out within 48 hours, and you get a text about 30 minutes before the truck
pulls up. We start by asking what you have heard and seen, then walk the outside of the
house: the roofline, the trees and wires that touch it, the vents, the garage and the
crawl space access.
If it is safe to get into, we look in the attic or crawl space for droppings, runways and
nesting. By the end of the visit you know which rodent it is, every way in we found, and
what it will take to close them, in plain words and with a price.
Sealing comes before trapping, because trapping a house that is still open only makes
room for the next rat. Once the house is closed, we trap inside and come back to clear
what we catch. The full approach is on our rodent control service page.
If the crawl space has soiled insulation or a torn vapor barrier, we will tell you, and
we can handle it as a crawl space cleanout and vapor barrier replacement
in the same job. Brian holds WSDA applicator license #112338, and you are
welcome to look it up.