Ants and rodents
Ants and rodents: follow the trail, close the way in
Ants follow routes: along a cable, a pipe or a crack. Mice and roof rats get in through gaps the size of a coin. Setting traps without closing the way in only moves the problem, so we seal first and treat after.
We follow the trail to the nest or the entry
We seal with steel mesh and sealants, not foam alone
We tell you which food and water to remove
Before, during and after
Before
Note where you hear or see activity
Keep food in closed containers
Leave the attic or yard access clear
During
We check the roof, attic and outside
We mark each entry we find
We agree what gets sealed and what gets set
After
We leave the report with the sealed entries
We check traps or bait on the agreed date
Call us if you hear something new
Questions about ants and rodents
Why not just set traps?
Because if the entry stays open, others come in. That's why we seal first.
How many visits do ants take?
It depends on the species and where the nest is. After identifying them we tell you how many, in writing.
Are there rodents in Miami?
Yes. Roof rats climb trees and wires and get in through the attic. We check the roof and any palms close to the house.
Ants in the kitchen or noises in the attic?
Tell us where and since when. We'll explain what the inspection would be.