Las Vegas Rodent Control

Professional Residential & Commercial Rodent Control Services

Are you hearing strange scratching sounds in your walls or noticing tiny droppings in your pantry? If so, you're likely dealing with unwanted guests: mice or rats. These rodents can multiply quickly, turning a minor issue into a major infestation that threatens your property and health. We understand how stressful and unsettling a rodent problem can be, and our family-owned and -operated pest control company is here to provide a professional solution.

At Burns Pest Elimination, we have decades of experience helping homes and commercial properties eliminate infestations and prevent future ones. Our complimentary inspections allow our skilled and insured pest control technicians to assess the extent of your rodent problem and recommend the most suitable treatment approach. The products we use are safe for people and pets, and our integrated pest management strategies can also provide preventative protection for your residence or business. Ask about our satisfaction guarantee!

If you need dependable rodent control in Las Vegas, call (702) 710-8675 or contact us online to request a free estimate. We offer same-day service.

Types of Rodent Control Treatment Methods

The most effective approach for a recurring mouse problem in a residential kitchen will differ greatly from a large rat colony on a commercial property, which is why we don't believe in a one-size-fits-all solution. Instead, our technicians evaluate each situation individually, considering the species of rodent, the size of the infestation, your property's layout, and any specific concerns you may have. This tailored strategy allows us to identify the most appropriate and effective treatment methods for your unique circumstances.

Our team at Burns Pest Elimination may recommend one or more of the following treatment strategies:

• Baiting. We can strategically place rodent bait stations in areas where rodents are active but away from children and pets. The bait contains a rodenticide that the pests consume, which leads to their elimination. We can use tamper-resistant bait stations to provide an added layer of safety.
• Trapping. For properties where we want to avoid the use of chemicals or for minor infestations, we can use a variety of traps. Our technicians may deploy snap traps for quick elimination or live traps if you prefer a catch-and-release method. We can place these traps along known rodent pathways, such as against walls or behind appliances, for maximum effectiveness.
• Exclusion. This is a key, long-term solution. Our technicians can identify and seal all potential entry points that rodents use to get inside. This includes patching holes in walls, sealing cracks in foundations, and covering gaps around pipes and vents. By making your property as impenetrable as possible, we can help prevent future infestations from occurring.
• Sanitation. We often advise clients on how to reduce factors that attract rodents. This can include proper food storage, promptly cleaning up food spills, quickly repairing plumbing leaks, and removing debris from around the property. While we handle the pest elimination, these sanitation best practices are crucial for maintaining a rodent-free environment after our work is complete.

Preparing for a Rodent Control Service

To get the best results from our rodent control services, we encourage you to help our team work thoroughly and efficiently by taking a few preparatory steps. First, we ask you to declutter your home or business. Rodents love to hide in clutter, so clearing out storage areas, closets, and spaces behind appliances gives us better access to their runways and hiding spots. We also need to get to all areas of your building, including basements, attics, and crawl spaces. Removing any large personal items or obstructions from these areas allows us to perform a thorough inspection and treatment.

Next, please store all food in sealed, airtight containers and promptly clean up any crumbs or spills. This removes a primary food source for rodents and helps make our baits and traps more appealing to them. Additionally, take out the trash regularly and keep your garbage bins securely closed.

Finally, we recommend you take steps to tidy up the exterior of your property. Trim back any shrubs or tree branches that are touching your home or commercial building, as these can serve as highways for rodents.

Signs of a Rodent Infestation

It’s important to note that a rodent infestation may exist even if you haven’t actually seen any rats or mice. Rodents are unfortunately great at finding concealed spots and often forage for food at night.

Keep an eye out for any of the following signs of a rodent infestation:

• Skittering noises, especially at night
• Gnawed wires or small bite marks on furniture
• Small and black droppings that are between a fourth of an inch and a half inch in size
• Black marks on walls (which are transferred from rodents’ fur)
• Chewed food packaging
• Nests fashioned from materials like trash, cardboard, or fabric

If you suspect your home or business is experiencing a mice or rat infestation, don’t wait to call (702) 710-8675 or contact us online.