Removal gets the rat that is there now. Sealing the way it got in is what stops the next one.
Rats or mice getting in? Yellow Rose handles roof rats, Norway rats and mice around Missouri City. We remove them, then seal the gaps they used so the next one cannot get in. Roof rats live up in the attic and Norway rats stay down low, so which one you have changes where the work goes. We figure that out first.
On the Texas Gulf Coast the attic rodent is usually the roof rat, an agile climber that nests high and travels the roofline and power lines. The Norway rat is bigger, burrows, and stays around the foundation, slab and sewer lines. Reading which one you have decides where the work goes.
We remove the active rodents first, then do the part most companies skip: sealing the openings with materials a rodent cannot chew through. Without exclusion you are just running a feeding station. With it, the problem ends.
Roof rats in the attic, removed and sealed out.
Roaches, ants and the rest of the Gulf Coast lineup.
Bigger attic visitors: raccoons, squirrels, opossums.
Roof rats in First Colony and Sugar Creek.
Silverlake and Shadow Creek Ranch attics.
Roof rats in older downtown housing.
The old railroad downtown core.
A mix of 1980s and newer housing.
Rats pushed in by new construction.
Steady pressure near commercial property.
New rooftops on former rice land.
Free inspection, a straight answer on what the house needs, and the price you were quoted.
