We are experts in rat control, and are not your typical College Station, Texas pest extermination company. We don't use poison, since it simply doesn't work, not to mention it causes rats a long, painful death! Poison doesn't kill right away, which means the poisoned rats almost never die where the poison was originally placed, and finding the rodent carcasses means it would take even longer to rid your house of rats. So instead of poison, we use humane and permanent rat control methods such as snap traps, or exclusion and relocation. We completely solve your rat problem by taking these steps:

• Inspect the entire property, ground to roof, and the attic
• Seal all entry areas shut, no matter how small, with steel - rats can get in through the tiniest of holes!
• Set a dozen or more traps in the house and around your property
• Remove all rats as they are caught and monitor for activity
• Once there is no more activity and no more rats caught, we're done
• When necessary, we remove feces, replace insulation, and repair chewed wires

College Station rat removal tip of the month: One way door rodent funnel traps - One way door funnel traps are useful tools when it comes to squirrel removal. Squirrels that exit through the trap will not be allowed back inside. This is usually is all it takes to get rid of squirrels. Rats, on the other hand, are a more interesting rodent issue and one that can be successfully dealt with using one way door funnel traps. There is a catch to this method, however. Rats are much more determined and industrious than squirrels. Rats that have been tricked into leave the home will most likely chew on the trap or another part of the house to get back inside. If you can monitor you entire home during the exclusion process, you may be able to make a one way door work. Another issue with this method where rats are concerned has to do with the fact that rats are nuisance animals that almost always live near humans. Squirrels can survive on its own in the wild. A rat needs to live near humans or it will succumb to predation or starvation. If you exclude rats, they will become someone else's problem if they do not find a way to get back inside your home. There are so many rats in the world, that it is considered more reasonable and appropriate to lethally trap them. Not only does this spare your neighbor, it stops the spread of diseases carried by the rodents.