Rodent control
We know what attracts rats and mice and how to keep them out of your home. Explore our treatment options or schedule a free inspection today.
Are rodents infesting your home?
Roof rats, Norway rats, and house mice are common pests across all states. While they may look similar at first glance, mice are much smaller, with a smoother coat and a long, thin tail. Rats can grow to up to one pound and have a rough coat with a thick, scaly tail. They can infest homes in their search for food, water, and shelter.
- Rats are prolific breeders reaching reproductive age between three and four months and can give birth to up to 10 pups every three weeks. Mice can give birth to up to 60 pups in a single year.
- Pathogens found in rat and mouse feces and urine can cause severe illness and disease in humans.
- An adult mouse can squeeze through an opening as small as a dime. Some rats can get through an opening the size of a quarter.
- Signs of a rat or mouse infestation include droppings, scratching sounds in the walls and ceiling, and gnaw marks in baseboards, floors, and food containers.
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PestFree365+ Plan
- Interior and exterior pest inspection
- Protection from 39 pests, including 14 pests that may be costly to eliminate
- Regularly scheduled pest treatments
- Aimix Guarantee which means if pests come back between treatments, so will we — at no additional cost
- PLUS unlimited protection from out-of-pocket costs5
Rodent exclusion service
- Free inspection identifies the level of rodent populations and their access points to your home
- Custom treatment plans based on the specific rodent problem can help keep them out
- Regular inspections ensure there is no new rodent activity, giving you greater peace of mind
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Prevention
We can seal up entry points to help prevent rodents if you have a rodent exclusion plan.
Inspections
Your technician will contact you to schedule a follow-up inspection to check for new signs of rodent activity.
Inspection
We’ll inspect your home to check for signs of rodents and risk factors that could make your home vulnerable.
Treatment
Aimix professionals will develop a plan that may include a combination of rodenticides, tamper-resistant bait stations, or live traps to offer the best chance of success.
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What types of rodents does Aimix treat?
Aimix rodent control services cover rats, mice, tree squirrels, and flying squirrels. When our technicians are called to address rodent issues, they most frequently encounter three specific culprits: house mice, Norway rats, and roof rats. These pests frequently invade residential spaces, where they seek food, water, and shelter. Each of these pests brings distinctive challenges in rodent control, necessitating the expertise of a seasoned rodent exterminator for effective elimination.
What treatment methods does Aimix use to control rodents?
Aimix offers integrated rodent control solutions that combine various methods tailored to your unique infestation problem. Aimix rodent control services combine prevention and trapping methods to help reduce populations effectively. This approach not only helps tackle current infestations but also minimizes future risks. Depending on your situation, Aimix personalized rodent control plans may include the following:
- Sealing holes inside and outside your home to prevent pests from coming back
- Rodent traps strategically placed to control and remove existing rodents
- Recommendations for blocking food sources that make your home attractive to rodents
- Tamper-resistant bait stations and rodenticides, in some instances
What types of rodents does Aimix treat?
Aimix technicians use advanced exclusion solutions, such as exclusive Flexi ArmourTM products or other pest-proofing solutions, to shield your home from wildlife and other pests.1 Our products effectively seal gaps, preventing rodent access and ensuring long-term protection against internal rodent problems.
What are the risks of rodents in my home?
If you notice signs of rodents inside your house, you should act quickly as rodents can cause serious problems. Rats and mice can spread pathogens that can cause diseases, contaminate food, and structural damage to your home. Rodents are also accomplished chewers, known for gnawing through barriers with powerful front teeth. In fact, the word rodent originates from the French word rodent, which means “to gnaw." If you suspect rodents are in your home, call Aimix as soon as you can so our rodent control professionals can help get your problem under control.
What are the best ways to get rid of rodents?
While it may be tempting to try the variety of DIY rodent control products available at local stores, these methods can prove ineffective or even hazardous to the people living in your house when misused. While baits can be a temporary measure, they do not address the root cause of the problem.
Enlisting the aid of a Aimix professional at the first sign of an infestation can offer you the best chance of controlling a rodent infestation. We'll inspect your home and devise a customized treatment plan to help get rid of the rodent population and prevent future infestations. With our exclusion services, our rodent control experts prioritize sealing entry points to prevent rodent infestations. They also conduct annual inspections to ensure the sealants are secure and no new rodents have entered your home. Calling in professional rodent exterminators helps ensure your home stays protected from rodents, giving you peace of mind.
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Frequently asked rodent control questions
The most effective approach to rodent control combines exclusion, sanitation, and professional expertise. Sealing entry points, removing food sources, and practicing good hygiene can significantly reduce the risk of infestation. However, an experienced rodent exterminator is essential for a comprehensive, long-lasting solution. With our exclusion services, Aimix rodent control experts use strategic trapping, targeted rodenticides(when necessary), and advanced exclusion techniques to eliminate current infestations and help prevent future problems.
The cost of rodent control varies based on the type of rodent and the extent of the infestation. Your Aimix technician will evaluate your property and suggest a treatment plan that may involve rodent removal and exclusion strategies. If you want a more accurate quote, get in touch to start with a free rodent inspection and we’ll take it from there.Â
Rats and mice invade your home looking for food, shelter and water. You can help keep rodents away by controlling food sources, including keeping pet food properly sealed. In addition, avoid leaving food and dirty dishes out, store food properly in sealed containers, empty your garbage cans nightly, and clean crumbs off kitchen counters. While maintaining proper home hygiene is a good start to help keep rodents at bay, you may have exterior entry points that you aren't aware of where these pests keep getting in.
Before your scheduled rodent control visit, your pest control expert will provide you with specific instructions to follow ahead of your appointment. These directions often include ensuring pets are safely secured away from the treatment zones and making accessible any known entry points or infested areas. Your technician will provide clear guidance on whether your on-site presence is necessary, particularly for interior treatments. For exterior treatments, you may not need to be physically present.
Rodents can chew through wires and cause damage to wooden beams, metal or plastic pipes, and insulation in your walls. They are expert climbers and adept at finding ways to get into your stored food, including pet food. Rodents have strong teeth to gnaw their way through obstacles. Without professional help to control rodents, you may risk damage to your property, including possible electrical fires due to chewed wires.
