Rodent Control

Phoenix Rodent Control Services

Humane & Effective Solutions for Rat & Mice Infestations in Maricopa County

Finding mice or rats in your home or business can be stressful and unsettling. From food contamination to structural issues, rodents can leave property owners feeling helpless, overwhelmed, and worried about health and safety risks. While these critters can be persistent and tricky to catch, working with a certified rodent control company can make all the difference.

At ecoPest Wildlife Management, our highly trained technicians are committed to restoring your peace of mind with effective and long-lasting rodent removal solutions. Our team includes licensed biologists with a deep understanding of common species in the Greater Phoenix Area. We use ethical practices, family-friendly products, and proven techniques to eliminate these pests and prevent their return.

If you’re facing a rodent infestation in Phoenix, our experts can help you reclaim your living space. Call (602) 536-9481 to schedule a service. Se habla español.

Common Rodent Species in Arizona

Mice

Mice are habitual chewers that gnaw on everything, from wooden beams to cabinet doors to wires. These critters love to raid pantries and tunnel deep within insulation. They reproduce quickly, making timely intervention a must.

Roof Rats

Roof rats are skilled climbers and often find their way into homes and businesses from above, such as through attics, rafters, and ductwork. They are small, black in color, and social. If you see one roof rat, there are probably more lurking in your property.

Norway Rats

Norway rats are larger than roof rats and have brown fur instead of black. Unlike roof rats, they are not good climbers and prefer crawl spaces and basements. As adept swimmers, they are also capable of crawling up plumbing and drains.

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Risks of Untreated Rodent Infestations

Ignoring signs of a rodent infestation can lead to serious risks, including:

Contamination. Rodents love to raid kitchens and pantries, leaving behind urine and feces that can contaminate food and water sources.
Property damage. As nonstop chewers, rodents can cause costly damage to insulation, wiring, drywall, furniture, and even plumbing.
Fire hazards. Rodents often chew on wiring to keep their teeth from overgrowing, stripping protective coatings and leading to potential fire hazards.

Do Rodents Carry Diseases?

Rodents can carry a wide range of diseases, such as hantavirus, tularemia, leptospirosis, and salmonella. Rats and mice also carry parasites like fleas, ticks, and mites, which can spread Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and plague.

What Are Signs of a Rodent Infestation?

Some telltale signs of a rodent infestation include:

Droppings
Live rodent sightings
Gnaw marks on wood or food packaging
Burrows or holes in walls and foundations
Scratching or scampering sounds in walls
A strong, musty smell in enclosed spaces
Nesting materials, such as shredded fabric, paper, or insulation

If you suspect rats or mice in your property, don’t wait to contact ecoPest Wildlife Management. We offer emergency services and same-day scheduling to address infestations before they get worse.

Where Do Rats & Mice Like to Hide?

Rats and mice are skilled at finding hidden spots where they can stay cool, safe, and close to food. In kitchens, they often nest behind appliances, inside cabinets, or in pantry corners where crumbs and food packaging provide easy meals.

Rodents may also burrow near foundations or woodpiles before moving inside. Attics and wall voids can offer warmth and shelter, especially during cooler desert nights. Garages and sheds can also provide plenty of materials for chewing and nesting.

How Can I Keep Rodents Out of My Home?

Here are some proactive steps you can take to keep rodents out of your home:

Seal entry points. We can help you identify and seal potential access points, such as gaps around doors, windows, vents, and utility lines.
Maintain a clean kitchen. Store food in airtight containers, wipe up crumbs, and avoid leaving pet food out overnight to reduce attractants.
Declutter storage areas. Keep attics, garages, and sheds organized and use sealed bins instead of cardboard, which rodents love to chew.
Trim landscaping. Cut back overhanging tree branches and shrubs near roofs or gutters to limit rodent pathways indoors.
Fix moisture problems. Promptly repair leaks and clear clogged gutters to reduce potential water sources.
Schedule regular inspections. We offer detailed inspections to check for rodent activity, reinforce prevention strategies, and provide tailored treatment if needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

How quickly can a rat infestation get out of control in Phoenix?

A single pair of rats can produce hundreds of offspring in a year, especially given the year-round warm climate in Phoenix. Infestations can rapidly escalate in just a few months if not addressed immediately.

Can rodents in my Phoenix yard damage my air conditioning unit or pool equipment?

Yes. Rodents frequently chew on the electrical wiring inside air conditioning condenser units and pool pumps, causing expensive damage and potential fire hazards, often seeking the shelter and insulation within the equipment.

If I have seen one rat, does that mean I definitely have more?

Almost certainly, yes. Rodents are social creatures, and if you see one during the day, it often indicates a larger, established population that has been forced out to search for resources.

Why are my neighbors getting rodents but I am not?

Rodent infestations are highly localized. It often comes down to specific entry points, available food sources, and water access unique to your neighbor's property or yard.

Don’t let a rodent infestation put your home and health at risk. Our local technicians are just a call away. Contact us online or call (602) 536-9481 to request a free estimate for rodent control in Phoenix.

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