Yes, you can rid your home or office of rats permanently. To do so, requires an integrated pest management strategy. They include removing harborages such as overgrown landscapes, wood piles and a thorough inspection of the home or office for entry points both on the roof and on the ground level to prevent new rats from getting inside.

BIRD FEEDERS! As well as pet food being left outside overnight, unmaintained landscape, and wood piles are all great ways to attract rats, but bird feeders take the top prize!

There are many options available of ridding your home or business of rats. An example would be the use of rodenticides. Rodenticides are a common and quick way to get rid of rats fast. When rodenticides are used, you have no control over where the rats die, thus causing an unpleasant smell and massive fly issues from carcasses decaying in different areas of your home or business some of which, may be inaccessible for easy removal. A better option would be to set the proper traps specific to rats, therefore, allowing you to dispose of carcasses and reset the traps as needed. Performing a complete rodent exclusion of your home or business by identifying the entry points and properly repairing and sealing the entry points with the right material is a crucial step in keeping it rodent-free.

The easiest way to get rid of rats is by calling Trapline Pest Solutions! Our trained technicians will perform a thorough inspection of your home or office, identify the points of entry and the target animal responsible and provide you with a quote for services. You can rest assured that you can leave the headache to Trapline Pest Solutions to resolve your rat problem and keep them from coming back for good!

Every rodent issue is different. Most of the homes and businesses we service, average between two and seven rodents while others, can be in the hundreds, and because of this every price is different.

Trapline offers monthly, bi-monthly, and quarterly pest control services for general pests and one time specialty services. We also provide nuisance wildlife removal and guaranteed rodent control. There are a variety of factors that determine which program will work best to fit your unique situation (ex: target pests, severity of infestation and budget). Once a thorough inspection has been performed by our certified technician, a custom pest solution to your pest problem, will be provided for your approval.

For exterior treatment, you are not required to be home. However, if you find that you may need treatment services inside of your home, you can call our office to schedule an appointment for a date and time that works best for you.

Results will vary depending on the targeted pest, treatment method, products used and by following the recommendations of the pest management professional (ex: sanitation practices).

Our trained technicians are qualified to perform demolition inspections on commercial and residential properties.

Every structure is different; most houses qualify for our no BS five (5) year guarantee against re-entry. If they come back, so do we!

The ideal time to exclude bats from your home or office according to The Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is between August 15 and April 15 waiting until the fall season, protects the bat’s population by keeping them undisturbed while they give birth, raise their young, allow for their young called pups to be weaned and to be able to fly off and search for food on their own.

The cost associated with bat removal depends on various factors (ex: severity of the infestation, location of the bats, does the structure have a tile or shingle roof etc.) For an accurate quote for services, a thorough inspection of the structure would be required by a certified and licensed bat removal specialist.

If points of entry were not properly identified and addressed, they can gain access back in. Bats can also gain access through any holes and openings such as open windows, doors, loose flashings, moldings, chimney, and soffit.

You can keep bats out by bat proofing your home or office with exclusion devices that allow bats to safely exit a structure without being able to gain reentry. Any points of entry are to be sealed to keep bats from getting access back in. It is against the law in Florida to kill or harm bats. All points of entry need to be properly identified and addressed. Exclusion devices are to be kept up for a period of four (4) nights and the low temperature of fifty (50) degrees would need to be forecasted to remain at that temperature during the four (4) night period.