The key to long-term rodent control is the identification and correction of conditions conducive to rodents. This may include changes in sanitation, landscape modification, and sealing off areas of rodent entry.Choose the local experts at Paramount to rid your home of rodents!

Following the principles of Integrated Pest Management (IPM), Paramount combines a variety of rodent control methods custom tailored to your home and level of infestation. Paramount’s brand of rodent control includes trapping methods to quickly eliminate the current infestation, and prevention methods to keep rodents from coming back. Depending on your situation, personalized Paramount Rodent Control Plans may include a combination of the following methods:

• Sealing holes inside and outside your home to keep rodents out
• Discreet and strategic placement of snap/glue traps inside your home to control the rodent population
• Installation of tamper-resistant rodent bait stations outside your home (if necessary)
• Recommendations to make your home less attractive to rodents

Rodent Trapping

Snap traps may be the oldest trick in the book, but they remain highly effective at quickly knocking down rodent populations. Snap traps are also a more humane method of rodent control than sticky traps. Where applicable, all snap traps provided by Paramount are placed inside special boxes and placed in areas where children and pets cannot easily access them.

Glue traps and multiple catch traps are also excellent tools for controlling rodents. Depending on the situation, we may also safely and discreetly place these devices inside your home or building to help eliminate and control rodents.

Exterior Rodent Baiting

Using rodenticides to control rats and mice is an effective method that has been around for centuries. With dedication to safety and compliance with material labels, federal, state and local laws, our technicians only place rodenticides inside heavy-duty plastic or metal tamper-resistant bait stations that are secured to the ground, fence, or other stationary object around the immediate exterior of your home or building.

Rodent Prevention

The key to long-term rodent control is the identification and correction of conditions that are conducive to rodents. This may include changes in sanitation, landscape modification, and sealing off areas of rodent entry.