Rodent Control in Broward & Palm Beach
Trapping, exclusion & bait stations for a growing problem in South Florida.
Rodents are becoming the new roach in South Florida, and activity is rising fast.
Rats spread germs through urine and droppings, and chew wiring, insulation and stored food.
Know what you're dealing with
Each rodent gets in and nests differently, so the plan starts with knowing which one you have.
Roof Rat
Slender, big ears, long tail. Climbs into attics and trees.
Also known as palm rat or fruit rat.
Norway Rat
Stocky, small ears, shorter tail. Burrows at ground level.
House Mouse
Small enough to squeeze through a dime-sized gap. Nests in walls and cabinets.
Remove them, seal them out, keep them out
Trapping
Targeted trap placement to remove existing activity
Exclusion
Seal the entry points rodents use to get in
Bait Box Stations
Black boxes where rodents feed, then typically die away from the building
Landscape Stations
Discreet boxes that blend into landscaping for homes, offices & HOAs
Follow-Up Visits
Check traps, confirm activity is gone, and keep stations serviced
Signs you have rodents
Help keep them away
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Homes, offices, HOAs & condos
Landscape stations keep rodent control discreet around clubhouses, pools and common areas.
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