Rodent Control in Wichita, KS
Scratching in the walls, droppings in the pantry or holes by the foundation? Call to talk through your rodent problem and ask about service availability at your address.
- Rats and mice in homes, garages and small businesses
- Finding and sealing the gaps rodents use to get in
- Urgent rodent help: call to ask about the next available visit
What are you dealing with?
Pick the problem that sounds most like yours to see signs to look for, what a careful job includes and what to ask.
Rat Control
Burrows by the foundation, big droppings in the garage or thumping in the attic. Learn the signs and what a good rat job covers.
More about rat controlMice Removal
Small droppings in drawers, chewed food boxes or light scratching in the walls. Learn why trapping works best with sealing.
More about mice removalRodent Exclusion
Closing the gaps rats and mice use to get in. Common spots, the right materials and how sealing fits with trapping.
More about rodent exclusionEmergency Rodent Removal
A rat in the kitchen or a mouse in the bedroom. Safe steps to take now, and what to ask when you call about the next available visit.
More about emergency rodent removal
Signs you may have rats or mice
- Droppings. Mouse droppings look like grains of rice. Rat droppings are larger, about 1/2 to 3/4 inch long.
- Noises at night. Scratching or running in the walls, ceiling or attic after dark.
- Chewing. Holes in food boxes, pet food bags, wires, trim or trash cans.
- Nests. Shredded paper, cloth or insulation in drawers, boxes or behind appliances.
- Burrows. Holes 2 to 4 inches wide along the foundation, under slabs or in thick plants.
- Smell. A stale, musty smell in closed cabinets, closets or storage rooms.
Do not sweep or vacuum droppings. Wear rubber or plastic gloves and use a household disinfectant according to its label. Ask about professional cleanup for heavy contamination.
What happens when you call
- You call (316) 236-0179. Start with your location and the rodent problem you need help with.
- You describe what you are seeing. Droppings, noises, chewing, where and for how long.
- You ask the important questions. Is service available at your address? When is the next visit? What does it cost and what is included?
- You decide. If the details work for you, you set up a visit directly with the provider.
Wichita-area communities
These pages cover Wichita neighborhoods and nearby cities, with property checks and questions that fit each place. Call to confirm service at your address.
Simple ways to make your home less inviting
- Keep pet food, birdseed and grass seed in metal or hard plastic bins with lids.
- Keep the garage door closed, and replace a worn seal at the bottom.
- Move woodpiles and stored items away from the walls of the house.
- Trim shrubs and tree limbs so they do not touch the house or roof.
- Close gaps with hard materials. Rodents can chew through foam.
Have more questions? Read the frequently asked questions.
Call for rodent control in Wichita
Ask about service availability, pricing and the next available visit.