Rodent Control in Vancouver, WA

When the October rain arrives, mice and rats move into attics, crawlspaces and garages across Clark County. Traps alone are a cycle. We trap what's inside, then find and seal every gap they used to get in.

Suburban house with a pitched roof and attic vents, sealed against rodents
Suburban house with a pitched roof and attic vents, sealed against rodents

Pests we treat

  • House mouseMus musculus
  • Deer mousePeromyscus maniculatus
  • Norway ratRattus norvegicus
  • Roof ratRattus rattus
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Signs you need rodent control

  • Scratching in the attic or walls at night
  • Droppings in cupboards, drawers or the garage
  • Chewed wires, insulation or food packaging
  • Grease rub marks along walls and beams

Our rodent control process

  1. Inspect attic, crawlspace, roofline and foundation for entry points
  2. Set tamper-resistant traps and monitoring stations
  3. Seal entry points with steel mesh, flashing and sealant
  4. Remove captured rodents on follow-up visits
  5. Recommend sanitation or insulation work if contamination is found

Prevention tips

  • Store pet food and birdseed in metal or heavy plastic bins
  • Keep garage doors closed and add door sweeps
  • Trim vegetation back from the roofline
  • Close crawlspace vents with intact screens

Rodent Control FAQ

Do you use poison?

Inside the home we use traps, so there's no risk of a rodent dying in a wall. Exterior bait stations are locked and placed only when needed.

Can a mouse really fit through a dime-sized hole?

Yes. A gap about 1/4 inch is enough for a mouse, and 1/2 inch for a young rat. That's why exclusion matters more than traps.

Need rodent control in Vancouver?

Same-day appointments, a flat price before we start, and free re-service if they come back between visits.

(360) 555-0148