Rodent Control in Smithfield

Mouse & Rat Control in Massachusetts, Rhode Island & New England

If unchecked, mice and rats can cause costly damage to your home or business. They can gnaw through crucial materials like electrical wires and insulation, posing serious hazards such as fires. They often build nests in hard-to-reach areas, leading to complications and larger infestations.

Beyond property damage, rodents also threaten public health. They carry diseases that affect both humans and pets, making their presence a serious health risk. Left unchecked, infestations can quickly escalate, so prompt action is essential.

At Pest Assassins, our skilled technicians will develop a comprehensive rodent control program that is meticulously tailored to meet your property's unique needs and circumstances. Our process begins with a thorough inspection, during which we take the time to carefully discover potential entry points, locate sources of food and nesting opportunities, identify the specific type of rodents invading your property, and assess the most effective and sustainable treatment options available for your particular situation. 

By understanding your property’s individual characteristics, we can create an action plan that is both efficient and effective.

Solutions for All Types of Rodent Issues

A small number of rodents can swiftly escalate into an infestation, making it crucial to tackle the issue immediately upon detection. At Pest Assassins, we offer our top-rated rodent control service program and additional options for challenging infestations or as a stand-alone service.

Request a free estimate by calling us at (877) 665-2667 or using our online form.

What Are the Signs of a Rodent Infestation?

 Identifying a rodent infestation early is crucial for effective pest control. 

Here are some common signs to watch for:

• Droppings: Small, dark droppings are often found near food sources or in areas where rodents are active. Mouse droppings are about the size of a grain of rice, while rat droppings are larger.
• Gnaw marks: Rodents continuously gnaw on materials to keep their teeth trimmed. Look for chew marks on wires, wood, plastic, or food packaging.
• Nests: Rodents tend to build nests from shredded paper, fabric, or insulation. Check hidden areas in your home or business, such as attics, basements, or behind appliances.
• Tracks: Look for footprints or tail marks in dusty areas. You might also notice smudge marks on walls or other surfaces where rodents frequently travel.
• Unusual noises: Sounds such as scratching, scurrying, or squeaking, especially at night, can indicate rodent activity within your walls or ceilings.
• Pet behavior: If your pets are suddenly showing unusual interest in a particular area or seem distressed, it may be a sign that rodents are nearby.
• Grease marks: Rodents often leave grease marks along their travel paths. Look for dark, greasy streaks on walls or floors.
• Food damage: If food packages appear to be chewed through or there are signs of missing or gnawed food, rodents are likely present.