Rodent Control · Atlanta, GA

Rodent Control in Atlanta

Mice and rats can follow utility lines, damaged vents and small gaps into Atlanta homes. Scratching overhead, gnawed packaging and droppings deserve an inspection rather than guesswork about the animal involved.

Locally owned and owner-operated by Curtiss Wheeler, Allsect focuses on honest recommendations and straightforward communication. Ask about affordable recurring options where appropriate, with no long-term contracts.

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Inspection of accessible attics and crawl spaces
Entry-point sealing recommendations
Trapping and sanitation advice

Inspect before sealing

We look for droppings, rub marks, gnawing and travel routes in accessible attics, crawl spaces and utility areas. Sounds alone cannot identify a rodent; wildlife may need a different provider.

Tell us where and when you hear activity. Keep children and pets away from droppings and damaged materials.

Exclusion and trapping work together

A plan should address active animals as well as entry points. We discuss trapping locations, monitoring and the sequence of sealing so animals are not simply closed into occupied spaces.

Durable exclusion materials, door sweeps and repairs to vents or utility gaps can reduce access. We explain the proposed scope and identify structural repairs that may need another contractor.

Make food and shelter harder to find

Store food and pet feed in sturdy closed containers, clear clutter along walls and address leaks. Trim vegetation that touches the building and keep exterior waste covered.

Do not dry-sweep or vacuum rodent droppings. Follow current CDC wet-cleaning guidance; extensive contamination or damaged insulation may call for specialized cleanup.

Frequently asked questions

Can you tell whether I have mice or rats?

An inspection can help distinguish species through droppings, gnaw marks and travel patterns. A photograph may help, but sounds alone are not enough.

Will sealing holes solve the problem by itself?

Not necessarily. Active rodents may remain inside. Exclusion needs to be coordinated with trapping and monitoring based on the inspection.

Do you inspect attics and crawl spaces?

Accessible attics and crawl spaces can be important inspection areas. Tell us about access limitations or hazards before the visit.

Should I use poison in the attic?

Do not place loose rodenticide where children, pets or other animals could reach it. Discuss suitable control methods first; rodents may die in inaccessible spaces.

How long does rodent control take?

Timing depends on access, activity, building condition and repairs. We explain the recommended monitoring and follow-up without promising a fixed completion date.