Pearland's mix of 1990s Silverlake and 2000s Shadow Creek Ranch attics is prime roof-rat territory, and removal alone never ends it.
Rats in your Pearland attic or around the house? Roof rats climb into the attics in Silverlake and Shadow Creek Ranch, and Norway rats burrow low around the older Townsite foundations. We figure out which you have, remove them, then seal the gaps they used, because sealing the house is what stops the next one.
Much of Pearland is 1990s and 2000s housing now settling into the age where roofline gaps open up, and the roof rat, the Gulf Coast's climbing rat, exploits exactly that. You hear them in the ceiling at night. Older Old Townsite homes see more of the burrowing Norway rat around the foundation. We read which rat and where before setting anything.
We remove the active rodents, then close the roof returns, soffit gaps and foundation penetrations with materials a rat cannot chew, and trim branches bridging to the roof. Without that exclusion, Pearland's dense neighborhoods just send the next rat in along the same route.
Free inspection, a straight answer on what the house needs, and the price you were quoted.
