RODENT CONTROL SERVICES IN UTAH AND SALT LAKE COUNTIES

RODENT CONTROL SERVICES IN LEHI UT, EAGLE MOUNTAIN UT, AND SURROUNDING UTAH COUNTY

When you notice rodents scurrying around your house or commercial property, call for rodent control services from H2 Pest Control. Left alone, a rodent infestation can become more than just a nuisance. Rodents are notorious for damaging yards and landscaping, chewing holes in walls, and even chewing electrical wires to create a fire hazard. Keep your property and your loved ones safe with our professional rodent control!

COMMON SIGNS OF RODENTS TO WATCH FOR

Not only can rodents cause damage to your property, but they can also be a health hazard carrying harmful diseases. This is another reason why complete, professional rodent control is so important. DIY traps may remove a few rodents, but won’t get at the heart of the infestation.

When you begin seeing signs of rodents, don’t hesitate to call our rodent control specialists. Some indications that you have rodents roaming about are scratching sounds coming from walls and ceilings, or rodent droppings in cupboards, pantries, garages, etc. You may also notice gnaw or scratch marks and musty odors.

Depending on the rodent, you may see other signs of an infestation particular to that specific species. Mice, for example, may build nests out of debris in the walls of your home, while voles may dig up subterranean holes in your yard. Common rodents we treat for in Eagle Mountain, Lehi, and other parts of Utah County and Southern Salt Lake County include:

Each rodent comes with its own set of problems and needs its specific treatment. But H2 Pest Control knows what those best treatments are to provide the best solutions for your property.

ECO FRIENDLY AND EFFECTIVE RODENT CONTROL FROM H2 PEST CONTROL

For the best rodent control for your Utah home or business, contact H2 Pest Control. What can H2 Pest Control offer you?

  • Quick-response rodent control: Get rid of a mouse, vole, or other rodent problem sooner with H2 Pest Control’s same-day service. We’ll get someone over to your commercial or residential property promptly before any rodents cause expensive damage to your home or business.
  • Personalized treatments: As mentioned above, every rodent is different and so is every property. We’ll give your home or business a thorough inspection before placing traps and baiting stations in high-traffic areas.
  • Safe for the environment, safe for your family: The treatments we use for our rodent control are all environmentally friendly. We do this to protect the natural surroundings, but also to protect pets, children, and other loved ones from being exposed to dangerous aromas or toxic residue.
  • Certified rodent control technicians: H2 Pest Control’s great service is brought to you by trained and certified professionals who are continually improving and refining their rodent control practices. If you aren’t completely satisfied with your service, we offer a guarantee for all clients that take advantage of our ongoing prevention packages and will come back for a re-service.

Get in touch with H2 Pest Control for comprehensive rodent control in Lehi, Eagle Mountain, and other Utah County locations. Whether you’re dealing with rats, mice, voles, gophers, or other rodents, we’re the experts to call for the best rodent control service guaranteed.

RODENT CONTROL FAQ

What are the most common types of rodents that infest homes?

There are many rodents that find their way into people’s homes, especially in winter months.. Below is a list of the three common rodents that are found in Utah.

  • The House Mouse is the most common rodent found in Utah homes. These small little rodents have adapted to live with humans. They will also be found in homes as they can eat almost anything, and their small size can make it difficult to kill them.
  • Norway Rats are larger than mice and are gray and white in color. They are known to inhabit urban areas such as cities and scavenge for food in trash bags and bins.
  • Deer Mice is similar in size to the common house mouse and can carry a deadly disease called the hantavirus respiratory disease. Humans can contract the disease by inhaling air that is tainted by the Deer Mice feces.