Frequently asked questions
How much does rodent control cost in Pembroke Pines?
Pricing depends on your home's size, roof height and complexity, the number of entry points that need sealing, and how severe the infestation is. Attic sanitation, if you choose it, is quoted separately. Every job starts with a free on-site inspection and a written quote, so you know the exact number before anything begins.
How soon can you come out?
We respond the same day. New customer appointments are typically scheduled within 24 hours. Same-day appointments depend on availability and preparation.
What kind of rats get into Pembroke Pines attics?
Usually roof rats, also called palm rats, fruit rats, or citrus rats. They are agile climbers that use tree limbs, fences, and utility lines to reach the roof, then enter at soffit returns, vents, and roofline gaps. Norway rats can also show up at ground level near canals and commercial areas, and house mice in garages and storage rooms.
Is rodent treatment safe around kids and pets?
Inside the home, our technician sets traps. Bait stations go on the exterior perimeter only, never inside your home. Ask your technician where each trap is set, so you know which spots to keep kids and pets away from.
Can I just seal the holes myself?
Homeowners often seal what they can see and reach, but rats find the openings you cannot — the back side of a soffit return, a gap behind the fascia, a vent screen that looks intact from the ground. DIY sealing also risks closing the house while rats are still inside without traps set to catch them. A professional inspection looks for the active and likely entry points, and sealing and trapping are handled together.
Do you get rid of the smell if a rat dies in the attic?
Tell our inspector about any odor during your free on-site inspection. If rodents have contaminated your attic insulation, attic decontamination — removing soiled insulation, sanitizing and deodorizing, and re-insulating — is available as a separately quoted add-on when the attic condition warrants it. Our inspector will tell you honestly whether your attic actually needs it.




