Protect Your Home From Rodent Damage

You hear scratching sounds in your attic at night, and you've spotted droppings near stored boxes or along garage walls. Rodents move quickly through Arizona neighborhoods, using block fences, landscaping, and small gaps to access attics, garages, and living spaces. Mice and rat control in Chandler starts with identifying entry points, nesting areas, and the food sources that keep them returning. Figz Pest Control provides discreet and efficient service that addresses the full scope of the problem, from trapping active rodents to sealing vulnerabilities around your property.

Technicians inspect your home's exterior and interior to locate nests, gnaw marks, and pathways used by rodents moving between outdoor and indoor zones. Traps and bait stations are placed strategically to capture rodents without creating secondary risks, and sealing recommendations are provided to prevent reinfestation. Rodents can cause significant damage to wiring, insulation, and stored items, and they introduce contamination risks that affect your household's health and safety.

Request a Rodent Evaluation for fast relief and stop nighttime activity before it spreads throughout your Chandler home.

Your technician begins with a thorough inspection of your property to identify active rodent signs such as droppings, urine stains, chewed materials, and entry gaps. Chandler homes often see rodent activity around attics, crawl spaces, and block wall enclosures where food and shelter are accessible. This assessment directs placement of traps and bait stations to areas with the highest activity.

Figz Pest Control uses a combination of snap traps, live traps, and tamper-resistant bait stations depending on the location and severity of the infestation. Technicians monitor these tools during follow-up visits and adjust placement as needed to ensure full removal. Sealing entry points such as gaps around vents, utility lines, and foundation cracks is critical to preventing new rodents from entering after the active population is removed.

You'll also receive education on reducing attractants like pet food, birdseed, and clutter that provide nesting material and easy meals. Long-term prevention depends on maintaining these habits alongside professional intervention.