Rodent control — mice and rats
Removing rodents and closing the gaps that let them in.
Mice and rats move indoors as the weather cools, and they get in through gaps far smaller than they look. Real rodent control is as much about sealing entry points as it is about trapping.
A provider will look at where they're getting in, not just set traps where they've been seen.
Fall mice and rats through gaps you cannot see
Fall is when this host says mice and rats move indoors in Lexington, through gaps far smaller than they look. Trapping alone is not the job the live rodent page describes — sealing the roofline, utility penetrations, and foundation gaps the homepage already marks matters as much as catching what is already inside. A referred Lexington-area provider starts with the entry, not only the room. This site does not send a crew.