Rodent control & rat exterminators in Spring & Kingwood
Suspect mice or rats have moved into your home? Our rat exterminators trap the existing critters, then perform a complete home exclusion to seal out rodents for good.
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Mice, rats & rodent control
Suspect mice or rats have moved into your home? Call Now and speak to the rodent control experts at Kingwood Pest today. Our rat exterminators will trap the existing critters in your home, then perform a complete home exclusion to seal out rodents and any other members of the family who want to move in.
Trapping plus exclusion — not just trapping
Mice, rats, and rodents of all kinds are smart. If we just trap the existing ones, the rest of their families will find their way into your home to replace them. That's why our technicians perform home exclusion in conjunction with rat control or extermination.
Trap the existing rodents
Our rat exterminators trap the existing critters in your home before sealing it up.
Seal the entry points
Exclusions include sealing eaves and overhangs, any cracks or spaces between boards, siding, doors, garages, or around windows and easements just under your roof.
Inspect inside and out
We inspect attics, crawl spaces, and the inside and outside of your entire home to find and seal entry points.
One year home exclusion guarantee
Our exclusion service comes with a one year guarantee, so if they come back within that year we'll come out to trap and seal your home again.
What you should know about mice
Mice are small mammals belonging to the order of rodents, characteristically having a pointed snout, small rounded ears, and a long naked or almost hairless tail. The best-known mouse species is the common house mouse (Mus musculus). They are known to invade homes for food and occasionally shelter.
Mice can at times be vermin, damaging and eating crops, causing structural damage and spreading diseases through their parasites and feces. In North America, breathing dust that has come in contact with mouse excrement has been linked to Hantavirus, which may lead to Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS). This is why it's so important to call a vermin control expert if you suspect an infestation.
Mice are primarily nocturnal animals and compensate for their poor eyesight with a keen sense of hearing, and rely especially on their sense of smell to locate food and avoid predators. You might find evidence of their presence, but it's rare for people to see them with their own eyes. If you do, there are likely many more — call a rodent exterminator right away.
Prevention first, then professional treatment
Prevention methods
First it's important to seal up any open areas around your home in which mice can enter. Mice have soft cartilage which means that they can fit through holes the size of a dime.
To decrease the likelihood of a mouse infestation, unclutter your home including the attic and garage — mice like to hide in and under clutter.
If you keep food in your garage, it's important to package it properly. Use appropriate storage containers such as stainless steel, glass, or thick plastic. Mice can chew through boxes and paper bags with very little effort.
Professional treatment
After taking the above precautions, it may be necessary to have professional rodent control treatment to ensure the mice or rats do not persist.
Professional treatments may consist of traps, baiting, and the use of non-toxic chemicals to treat the area so the mice do not return to the treated area.
Frequently asked questions
Mice, rats, and rodents of all kinds are smart. If we just trap the existing ones, the rest of their families will find their way into your home to replace them. That's why our rodent control technicians perform home exclusion service in conjunction with rat control or extermination.
Our exclusion service comes with a one year guarantee, so if they come back within that year we'll come out to trap and seal your home again.
Mice have soft cartilage which means that they can fit through holes the size of a dime. Sealing up any open areas around your home where mice can enter is the first step to preventing an infestation.
Unclutter your home including the attic and garage, since mice like to hide in and under clutter. If you keep food in your garage, package it properly using stainless steel, glass, or thick plastic containers, since mice can chew through boxes and paper bags with very little effort.
Full-service pest control
Our licensed technicians provide full-service home and commercial pest control throughout Spring, Humble, Porter, Atascocita, Kingwood, and Montgomery County.
Termite Treatment
Termite prevention, baiting, and treatment to protect your home's structure.
Mosquito Control
Knock down the mosquito population around your home so you can enjoy your yard.
Rodent Control
Get mice and rats out and keep them out with trapping, removal, and exclusion.
Bed Bug Treatment
Thorough bed bug elimination that targets every life stage of the infestation.
Ant Control
Stop ant trails for good with treatment, prevention, and an exterior barrier.
Cockroach Control
Wipe out roaches at the source with treatments that reach where they hide.
Get the rodents out — and keep them out
Call to schedule rodent control and a home exclusion, or request a free quote online. Family-owned, licensed service across Spring, Kingwood, and North Houston.