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Rodent Removal & Exclusion in Nashville

Trapping plus sealing the entry points, because removal without exclusion just repeats every autumn.

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Rodent Removal & Exclusion in Nashville, Tennessee

Trapping plus sealing the entry points, because removal without exclusion just repeats every autumn.

Nashville's Pest Control does rodent removal & exclusion for homeowners across Middle Tennessee — licensed, insured, with the price in writing before the work starts. Exterminators who inspect before they spray, treat the pest you have, and seal the way it got in.

Why homeowners call

What homeowners find before they call us

  • Saw a roach in the kitchen
  • Scratching in the walls or attic
  • Termite swarm or mud tubes
  • Mosquitoes make the yard unusable
  • Bites or bed bugs
  • Selling and need a termite letter

What is included

What rodent removal & exclusion involves at your house

  • Entry points found and sealed, which is the actual fix
  • Trapping and removal of what is already inside
  • Attic, crawl space and wall void inspection
  • Droppings and contaminated insulation removed
  • Damaged wiring and ductwork identified
  • Follow-up visits until activity has stopped

Rodent Removal & Exclusion at your house, start to finish

Sealing before trapping is the mistake that makes this worse. Animals sealed inside a wall die there, and the smell is the least of the problem. Removal comes first, exclusion second, and both are needed — trapping alone just makes room for the next one.

Mice need a gap the width of a pencil. The entry points are usually where a pipe or a cable passes through the foundation, at the roof line where dissimilar materials meet, or at a crawl space vent with a broken screen, and finding them is most of the job.

Service area

Pest routes covering Middle Tennessee

Our technicians’ routes take in Nashville and 64 further towns across 12 counties. Every part of Middle Tennessee about an hour or less from Nashville is covered.

FAQ

Rodent Removal & Exclusion questions from Nashville homeowners

Why do mice keep coming back after I set traps?

Because the way in is still open. Traps deal with the mice in the house; they do nothing about the gap under the garage door, the hole where the AC line enters, or the vent with no screen — and every autumn a new set of mice finds them. Exclusion means finding and sealing every entry point, and it is the part that ends the cycle.

How do you find where rodents are getting in?

By inspecting the foundation, the crawl space, the roofline, the garage and every place a pipe or wire enters the house. A mouse needs a gap the size of a dime; a rat, a quarter. Rub marks, droppings and gnawing show the routes. Every gap is sealed with steel wool, hardware cloth or sealant that rodents cannot chew through.

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