We get the rats and mice out, then seal the ways they got in, so they cannot come back. Humane, eco-friendly, and no poisons. All you have to do is say goodbye.
Most pest companies set a few traps, discard what they catch, and move on. The trouble is that the small holes and cracks the rodents enter inot to get in to the home are still wide open, so a new family moves in a few weeks later and you are paying for the same problem again.
Rodent exclusion is the part that actually fixes it. We find every entry point that they are getting in, seal those openings with materials they cannot chew through, and then remove the ones already inside. The goal is not just fewer rats today. It is a home they cannot return to.
We follow the same proven sequence on every rodent job, so the problem gets solved and stays solved.
During the inspection these are the spots we check first, because they are how rodents almost always find their way inside.
Small holes and cracks where the roof meets the fascia, plus loose flashing and lifted shingles up high where you never look.
Torn or missing vent screens that give a clear path straight into the attic and insulation.
Vents, cracks, and openings along the foundation and subfloor that lead under the home.
Worn weather seals and cracks at the corners that let rodents slip in from the driveway at night.
Space around the plumbing, gas, and electrical lines where they pass through the wall.
Uncapped pipe vents and chimney openings that rodents use to drop in from above.
Poison bait sends a rodent off to die in a wall or under the house, where it rots, stinks, and can put pets and wildlife at risk. We do not use it.
We rely on humane trapping for the animals inside and solid physical sealing for the long-term fix. It is safer for your family and it actually solves the problem.
A rat paid us an unwelcome visit in the garage. Goodbye Rodent got back to us the quickest and Clarke came that same day. Very thorough, re-proofed the home, and set traps. We would call them first.
Clarke inspected the whole house, roof, garage, and crawled the entire attic for a suspected infestation. Honest, knowledgeable, and walked me through the photos. They live up to their name.
We had a gopher tearing up our front yard and I was losing sleep over it. Clarke came the day I contacted them, even on weekends, until it was gone. They have my business for life.
Extermination focuses on killing the rodents that are present. Exclusion focuses on the openings they use, sealing the home so rodents cannot get in or come back. We do both: we remove the ones inside and seal the entry points, because removal alone leaves the door open for the next ones.
No. We do not use poisons or chemical baits. Poisoned rodents tend to die inside walls or under the home, which causes odor and can harm pets and local wildlife. We use humane trapping for the animals inside and physical sealing for the lasting fix.
Through small holes and cracks you would not expect. A rat can squeeze through an opening about the size of a quarter and a mouse through one the size of a dime. The usual routes are the roofline and eaves, attic and crawl space vents, openings under garage doors, and the space around pipes and utility lines.
The inspection and sealing are often done in a single visit, depending on the size of the home and how many entry points there are. Trapping out the rodents already inside takes a little longer, so we schedule follow-up visits to remove what we catch and confirm the home stayed sealed.
We serve the Conejo Valley and surrounding communities, including Simi Valley, Thousand Oaks, Moorpark, Newbury Park, Agoura Hills, Camarillo, Westlake Village, and Oak Park. If you are nearby and not sure, just call and ask.
It depends on the size of the home and how the rodents are getting in, so we give you a quote up front after the inspection, with no surprises. Call or text and we will get you scheduled, usually with a response in about twenty minutes.
Call or text for a fast, honest quote. We respond in about 20 minutes.