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From family homes to large businesses, we provide tailored pest control services designed to meet your specific needs.

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What Are Rodents and Why Should You Be Concerned?

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Rodents, such as rats, mice, and squirrels, are small mammals that can easily invade homes and buildings in search of food, shelter, and warmth. Known for their ability to reproduce quickly, they can cause significant damage to property and spread diseases. Their gnawing habits often damage electrical wires, insulation, and structural components, which can lead to costly repairs.

Beyond the physical damage, rodents pose serious health risks by contaminating food and surfaces with their urine, droppings, and saliva. They can also transmit diseases such as leptospirosis, salmonella, and hantavirus, making their presence in your home a serious concern. Immediate rodent control is essential to protect your property and family from these health hazards.

Common Types of Rodents We Address

Rodents are mammals belonging to the order Rodentia, which is the largest order of mammals, with over 2,000 species worldwide. While many species exist, only a few are known to invade human habitats and cause damage or health risks. Below are some common and notable types of rodents in Texas that we deal with

Norway Rats

Norway Rats

Large and brown or gray, Norway rats are often found in basements, sewers, and other dark, damp places. They can cause extensive damage to buildings and electrical wiring while spreading diseases.

Roof Rats

Roof Rats

Smaller and black or dark brown, roof rats are excellent climbers, often nesting in attics, trees, or roofs. They are notorious for their ability to infiltrate homes and are known to spread diseases and cause structural damage.

House Mice

House Mice

Small, light brown or gray rodents, house mice are the most common indoor pests. They invade homes in search of food and shelter, often nesting in walls or under appliances, and can contaminate food and spread illness.

Field Mice

Field Mice

These small rodents are typically found in fields or gardens but can enter homes during colder months. They nest in attics or basements and may cause damage to insulation and wiring.

Norway Rats

Norway Rats

Large and brown or gray, Norway rats are often found in basements, sewers, and other dark, damp places. They can cause extensive damage to buildings and electrical wiring while spreading diseases.

Roof Rats

Roof Rats

Smaller and black or dark brown, roof rats are excellent climbers, often nesting in attics, trees, or roofs. They are notorious for their ability to infiltrate homes and are known to spread diseases and cause structural damage.

House Mice

House Mice

Small, light brown or gray rodents, house mice are the most common indoor pests. They invade homes in search of food and shelter, often nesting in walls or under appliances, and can contaminate food and spread illness.

Field Mice

Field Mice

These small rodents are typically found in fields or gardens but can enter homes during colder months. They nest in attics or basements and may cause damage to insulation and wiring.

In addition to the main types, various species of rodents such as deer mice and voles can infest homes, gardens, and farms, each with unique nesting and feeding habits. Learn more about the types of rodents in Texas and how to protect your home from infestations.

How Do Rodents Invade Your Home?

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Rodents can find their way into your home through small openings or gaps that are often unnoticed. They are skilled at squeezing through narrow spaces and can easily access food and shelter inside your home.

Small Openings:

Rodents can squeeze through cracks, gaps around windows, doors, or vents, often as small as a quarter inch.

Climbing:

Some rodents, like mice, are excellent climbers and can enter through upper floors, attic vents, or rooftops.

Utility Lines:

Rodents often use utility lines, pipes, and wires as pathways to enter homes from the outside.

Stored Items:

Items such as firewood or cardboard boxes stored close to the house can provide easy entry points for rodents seeking shelter.

Food Availability:

Homes with accessible food sources, like open trash cans or pet food, attract rodents looking for a reliable meal.

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Small Openings:

Rodents can squeeze through cracks, gaps around windows, doors, or vents, often as small as a quarter inch.

Climbing:

Some rodents, like mice, are excellent climbers and can enter through upper floors, attic vents, or rooftops.

Utility Lines:

Rodents often use utility lines, pipes, and wires as pathways to enter homes from the outside.

Stored Items:

Items such as firewood or cardboard boxes stored close to the house can provide easy entry points for rodents seeking shelter.

Food Availability:

Homes with accessible food sources, like open trash cans or pet food, attract rodents looking for a reliable meal.

How to Identify a Rodent Infestation: Key Signs to Look For

Rodents are stealthy invaders, often hiding their presence until the infestation becomes more severe. Recognizing the signs early can help you address the problem before it causes major damage or health risks. Here are some common signs that help you spot i.e.,

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Gnaw Marks

Rodents tend to gnaw on furniture, wires, and walls to keep their teeth sharp, leaving visible bite marks.

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Droppings

Finding small, dark droppings near food sources, walls, or hidden corners is a clear sign of rodent activity.

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Strange Noises

Scratching, squeaking, or scurrying sounds, particularly at night, often indicate rodents are active in your walls or attic.

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Nests

Rodents build nests from shredded paper, insulation, or fabric, often hidden in quiet areas like attics or basements.

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Odor

A musty or strong urine smell in your home can result from rodents marking their territory, especially in hidden areas.

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Why Opt for Bed Bug Texas?

At Bed Bug Texas, we understand the stress and discomfort that comes with a bed bug infestation. With over 10 years of experience, we have earned a reputation for delivering effective, reliable, and professional pest control services. Here’s why you should choose us:

As a family-owned business, we treat every client like part of our extended family. Our commitment to quality service and customer satisfaction is at the heart of everything we do.

With over two decades of expertise, we’ve tackled all types of infestations, ensuring we bring the right solution for your unique needs. We know how to handle even the toughest cases.

Our team consists of certified pest control professionals who are trained to handle even the most challenging infestations with the latest techniques and treatments.

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Our Proven Rodent Extermination Process

Our rodent extermination process is designed to efficiently eliminate rodents from your home while ensuring long-term prevention. We take a thorough approach to address the infestation and prevent future problems.

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Inspection

We begin with a comprehensive inspection of your property to identify entry points, nests, and signs of rodent activity, allowing us to create a targeted treatment plan.

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Extermination

Using safe and effective methods, we eliminate rodents through traps, baits, and other professional techniques, ensuring complete removal from your home.

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Prevention

After extermination, we seal potential entry points and offer guidance on maintaining a rodent-free home, preventing future infestations.

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Are Rodents Invading Your Home?

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Find answers to common questions about our Rodent treatment services.
How much does rodent extermination cost?

The cost of rodent extermination varies based on your property’s size and the infestation’s severity. On average, services range from $150 to $500. Contact us for a free inspection and a tailored quote.

How long does rodent extermination take?

The extermination process typically takes a few hours to a day, depending on the size of the infestation. We work quickly and efficiently to remove rodents from your home.

What methods do you use for rodent control?

We use a combination of traps, baits, and exclusion methods to eliminate rodents and prevent future infestations. All methods are safe for your home and family.

Can I stay in my home during rodent extermination?

Yes, rodent extermination is generally safe to perform while you’re in your home. We use methods that are effective but non-disruptive to your daily routine.

Do you offer emergency rodent extermination services?

Yes, we provide emergency services to address urgent rodent infestations. Contact us for a rapid response and immediate assistance.

How can I prevent future rodent infestations?

After extermination, we seal entry points and provide tips for maintaining a rodent-free environment, such as keeping food stored properly and regularly inspecting your property.

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