Rodent Control

Rodent Control & Exclusion

Rodent work is treated as its own service because controlling activity and addressing how rodents are getting into or moving around a property are different jobs than routine general pest control.

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RodentRodent work is separately evaluated and quoted when it falls outside general pest coverage
ServiceService can include control, monitoring, bait-station programs, and entry-point recommendations
TheThe property and the actual activity determine the recommended scope

Start with the property, not just the symptom

A rodent complaint can involve activity inside a structure, around exterior areas, near waste or food sources, or at structural openings. Dunn Environmental Services starts with the location and the activity being reported so the recommendation reflects the real property rather than a generic rodent package.

Control and monitoring

Depending on the agreed scope, rodent work can include control measures, ongoing monitoring, and bait-station programs. The goal is a service plan that can be checked and maintained when ongoing rodent pressure is present.

Exclusion and entry-point recommendations

When structural access is part of the problem, recommendations may include sealing or correcting entry points. Exclusion is a separate physical component of rodent management and can be quoted according to the openings, materials, access, and condition of the structure.

Residential, commercial, and managed properties

Rodent problems can affect homes, offices, HOAs, commercial properties, warehouses, and other managed sites. Monitoring and communication needs can differ by property type, so the service scope is matched to the account.

Why this is separate from routine pest control

Rodent exclusion or trapping is treated as specialty work unless it is specifically included in the service agreement. Keeping that distinction clear prevents a customer from assuming a structural rodent service is automatically included in routine general pest control.

Frequently asked questions

Do you provide rodent bait-station programs?

Rodent service can include bait-station monitoring when that is part of the agreed service scope.

Do you perform rodent exclusion?

Entry-point and exclusion work can be evaluated and quoted when structural access is part of the problem.

Is rodent work included in general pest control?

Not automatically. Specialty rodent work is separately scoped unless it is specifically included in the customer’s agreement.

Can rodent service be set up for a commercial property?

Yes. Dunn Environmental Services provides rodent service for residential, commercial, HOA, and other managed-property needs.

Next step

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