Rats and Mice

Cascade’s Professional Solution:
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Rodent control is a 4-step process. Omitting one of three steps means you have repeated rat infestations. Omitting the other means you have a filthy mess with disease pathogens, damage to your home's insulation and a barrier to selling your home in the future. You need all four steps to solve your rodent problem and the problems they've caused...and to keep it solved for good.

Inspection & Initial Treatment

Rats are aggressive, tenacious and secretive. Even new homes are susceptible. So, first, you need a qualified and experienced inspector to determine details of infestation--such as entry points, nest sites, damage and more. Vulnerable areas requiring attention are identified and traps set.

Exclusion

Rodent access points are repaired and sealed--whether on the roof (at roof adjoinments & eaves), loose fitting doors, broken foundation vents, burrows in the soil or numerous other locations. Other locations that are especially vulnerable are addressed. Traps are carefully checked and emptied.

Decontamination & Restoration

Rodent droppings and other contamination pose a health hazard. And you don't want these problems to appear on a home inspection when it comes time to sell your home in the future. Droppings are removed. Damaged insulation is removed & replaced. Surfaces are sanitized and a deodorant applied.

Protection Plan

Even with the best rodent control for your home, the conditions in your greater neighborhood rarely change. Rodents are territorial and leave pheremone scent trails that can last for 6 months or more. So other rodents are attracted, especially with the defending population eliminated. Cascade provides protection that keeps the rodents from re-establishing in the future.

Rats and Mice – Serious Threats to our Well Being

Compromised Hygiene

Rodents are unsanitary and spread disease.

$Millions in Damage to Northwest Homes

Damaged insulation, ductwork, electrical wiring and much more…

Formidable Enemies

With shear survival at stake they can climb, jump, swim, and gnaw their way into your home... then they breed at an incredible rate.