You’ll sleep better knowing your family is safe from disease-carrying rodents and costly property damage. Our comprehensive rodent control eliminates current infestations and prevents future problems through proven exclusion methods.
No more hearing scratching in the walls or finding droppings in your kitchen. We seal every entry point, remove all rodents, and sanitize affected areas so your home stays protected year-round.
The peace of mind that comes with professional rodent control means no more worrying about electrical fires from chewed wires or health risks from contaminated surfaces.
We’ve been protecting Port St. Lucie families from rodent problems for over 18 years. We’re not some national chain—we live here, work here, and understand exactly what local homeowners face with Florida’s year-round rodent pressure.
Our 5-star rating from 140+ customers speaks to our commitment to getting it right the first time. We’re licensed, fully insured, and available 24/7 for rodent emergencies because we know these problems don’t wait for business hours.
Port St. Lucie’s warm climate makes it perfect for rats and mice to thrive year-round, but our eco-friendly approach keeps your family and pets safe while eliminating the problem completely.
First, we conduct a thorough inspection of your property to identify all entry points, nesting areas, and the extent of your rodent problem. We look where other companies miss—finding those quarter-inch gaps that mice squeeze through.
Next, we implement targeted removal using strategic trap placement and safe, effective methods. No poison that creates more problems. We remove live and dead rodents, then sanitize all affected areas to eliminate health risks and odors.
Finally, we seal every entry point with professional-grade materials that rodents can’t chew through. We install exterior bait stations for ongoing protection and provide you with prevention tips to keep your home rodent-free long-term.
Our rodent control service includes everything you need for complete protection. We handle roof rats, Norway rats, and house mice—the three species that cause the most problems for Port St. Lucie homeowners.
You get comprehensive exclusion work using steel mesh, concrete, and caulk to seal entry points around your foundation, roof line, and utility penetrations. We also provide attic sanitization and insulation replacement when needed to eliminate contamination.
Port St. Lucie’s coastal location and abundant vegetation create ideal conditions for rodents, but our local expertise means we know exactly where they hide and how they get in. Our exterior bait station program provides ongoing monitoring and prevention between service visits.
Rodent control costs in Port St. Lucie typically range from $199 to $399 for initial treatment, depending on the severity of your infestation and the size of your property. The investment varies based on how many entry points need sealing and whether attic cleanup is required.
We provide free inspections and detailed estimates so you know exactly what you’re paying for upfront. Most homeowners find our comprehensive approach costs less than dealing with ongoing damage from unresolved rodent problems.
Additional costs may apply for extensive exclusion work or attic sanitization, but we’ll explain all options during your free inspection so you can make an informed decision.
According to the CDC, rodents can transmit over 35 different diseases to humans, including some serious ones like hantavirus, salmonella, and rat-bite fever. In Florida, we also see leptospirosis and potential exposure to rat lungworm.
These diseases spread through contact with rodent droppings, urine, or saliva—or even by breathing contaminated dust when cleaning infested areas. That’s why proper protective equipment and professional sanitization are so important.
The health risks are real, which is why we always recommend professional removal rather than DIY approaches. Our team has the proper equipment and training to handle contaminated materials safely.
Rats can reproduce up to 6 times per year, while mice reproduce 5-10 times annually—that’s significantly faster than in cooler climates. A single female mouse can have 5-10 pups per litter, and those pups reach sexual maturity in just 6-8 weeks.
This means a small rodent problem can explode into a major infestation in just a few months. Florida’s year-round warm weather means there’s no “off season” for rodent reproduction like you’d find up north.
That’s why early intervention is so critical. If you’ve seen one mouse or rat, there are likely many more you haven’t seen. Professional treatment stops the cycle before your problem multiplies exponentially.
Yes, rodents are a documented cause of house fires because they constantly gnaw on electrical wires to keep their teeth sharp. When they strip away the protective insulation, it creates conditions for electrical shorts and sparks.
This is especially problematic in attics and wall spaces where damaged wiring might go unnoticed until it’s too late. Many homeowners don’t realize they have a rodent problem until they discover chewed wires during other home maintenance.
We’ve seen this firsthand in Port St. Lucie homes, particularly in older properties where wiring runs through areas that rodents commonly nest. Part of our inspection always includes checking for electrical damage and recommending repairs when needed.
Roof rats are excellent climbers that typically enter homes through roof lines, soffits, and upper-level openings. They’re smaller, more agile, and prefer nesting in attics, trees, and elevated areas. In Port St. Lucie, they often use palm trees and power lines as highways to reach your roof.
Norway rats are larger, stronger, and prefer ground-level entry points. They’re more likely to burrow and can even enter through damaged plumbing or foundation cracks. These rats are particularly problematic because they can chew through water lines, causing flooding damage.
Both species carry diseases and reproduce rapidly, but they require different treatment approaches. Our inspection identifies which species you’re dealing with so we can target our control methods effectively for faster, more complete elimination.
If you’ve seen even one rodent, heard scratching sounds, or found droppings, it’s time for professional help. Rodents are secretive, so what you see represents only a fraction of the actual population in your home.
Other warning signs include chewed food packaging, gnaw marks on wood or wires, grease marks along walls, and strange odors. If you can smell rodent urine or feces, the infestation has been going on for quite some time and likely involves significant contamination.
Don’t wait for the problem to get worse. Early professional intervention prevents health risks, property damage, and the exponential population growth that makes treatment more difficult and expensive. We offer free inspections, so there’s no risk in having us assess your situation.
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