Rodent Control · Boise, ID
Rodent Control in Boise, ID
Mice in the garage or voles tearing up the lawn? We find how they’re getting in, seal the gaps, and trap what’s already inside, with no poison used in your home.
How we get rid of mice for good
Mice are the number-one call we get from October through December, when the Treasure Valley cools off and they move indoors looking for warmth. Traps alone don’t fix that. If the gaps they came in through stay open, more mice follow. So every rodent job starts with finding and closing those entry points.
- A full inspection inside and out: garage, crawlspace, attic, and around pipes and vents
- Every entry point sealed with steel wool and sealant, door sweeps and vent screens
- Snap traps inside. No poison in your house, ever
- Locked, tamper-resistant bait stations outside along the foundation
- Two follow-up visits to check traps and confirm the problem is solved
How it works
- Call or book online. Tell us what you’re seeing and where: droppings, chewed boxes, scratching in the walls.
- We inspect and seal. Most homes have 5 to 10 gaps a mouse can fit through. We find them and close them on the first visit.
- We trap and monitor. Snap traps go inside and locked bait stations go outside, so the mice already in your home are dealt with.
- We follow up. We’re back 7 to 10 days later to check traps, remove what we’ve caught and make sure nothing new is getting in.
What it costs
One-time rodent service is $249 and includes two follow-up visits. Rodent control is also included in our Annual Protection Plan, so plan members don’t pay anything extra when mice show up.
Why some Boise-area homes get hit harder
Homes in the Boise foothills back up to open land, so mice and voles have a short trip to your garage. The new subdivisions in Meridian, Kuna and Star see a lot of activity too, because construction turns up fields where rodents used to live. We also treat voles, which tear up lawns in spring, and the occasional rat, though rats are less common here than mice.
Book rodent service
$249 one-time service, two follow-ups included. Most calls are scheduled within 24 hours.
Hours
| Mon–Fri | 7am–6pm |
|---|---|
| Sat | 8am–2pm |
| Sun | Closed |
Wasp and rodent emergencies answered 7 days a week.
Reviews
What customers say about our rodent service
They sealed the gaps around our furnace vent and garage door on the first visit. Two follow-ups later, no more scratching in the walls.
Maria T., Meridian · sample review
No poison inside was a must for us with two dogs. The traps and outdoor stations did the job, and the tech explained everything he found.
Kyle B., Kuna · sample review
Voles had torn up half our lawn by April. Sagebrush got them under control and showed us how to keep them from coming back.
Linda P., Eagle · sample review
FAQ
Rodent control questions
Do you use poison inside my home?
No. Inside, we only use snap traps. Bait stations go outside along the foundation, and they’re locked and tamper-resistant so kids and pets can’t get into them.
How long does it take to get rid of mice?
Most homes are under control within one to two weeks. We seal entry points on the first visit, then come back 7 to 10 days later to check traps and make sure no new mice are getting in.
How much does rodent control cost?
One-time rodent service is $249 and includes two follow-up visits. It’s also included in our Annual Protection Plan at no extra cost.
How are mice getting into my house?
Through gaps most people never notice: around pipes and vents, under garage doors, and where siding meets the foundation. Most homes we inspect have 5 to 10 of them.
Do you handle rats and voles too?
Yes. Mice are the most common problem in the Treasure Valley, but we also treat rats and voles. Voles mostly damage lawns in spring, so we treat for them outside.
Hearing scratching in the walls?
Call now or book online. Most rodent calls are scheduled within 24 hours, and rodent emergencies are answered 7 days a week.