Residential Rodent Control in Tonalea
Most of our Tonalea work is residential. Homes here are a mix of older site-built houses, manufactured homes, and rural properties with outbuildings. The common thread is that rodents find a way in. We serve homeowners in the town center, the Navajo Nation communities, Kaibeto, and Cow Springs. If you have heard scratching at night or found droppings in the kitchen, we can help. We also work with families who want prevention before the problem starts.
We inspect your attic and crawl space with borescopes and thermal cameras to find entry points and rodent activity. In Tonalea, crawl spaces are the most common entry point for pack rats, while attics are the most common for roof rats. We document everything with photos.
We seal every gap larger than a quarter inch with copper mesh, steel wool, and hardware cloth. We focus on rooflines, foundation vents, utility penetrations, and door sweeps. This is the step that keeps rodents out for good, and it is the step most companies skip.
We use Victor snap traps, Havahart live catch traps, and Catchmaster glue boards depending on the situation. We check traps every 24 to 48 hours and remove carcasses so you never have to touch them. Most jobs take two to four visits.
After the rodents are gone, we remove droppings, spray disinfectant and enzyme cleaner, and replace contaminated insulation. This step matters in Tonalea because attic heat circulates rodent urine odor through the house. We wear OSHA safety gear for every cleanup.
- Same-day inspections for active infestations in Tonalea and the surrounding Navajo Nation communities.
- Written quotes before we start, so you know the price before we set a trap.
- Warranty on exclusion work, so if rodents get back in through a sealed gap, we come back.
