Residential Rodent Control for Canton Homeowners
Most of our Canton work is residential. The city's housing stock runs from 1920s two-stories near West Park to new builds in Plain Township, and each type has its own rodent pattern. Older homes leak at the foundation and sill plate. Newer homes leak at utility penetrations and garage thresholds. Either way, the fix is the same: find the openings, remove the rodents inside, and seal the building. We work around kids, pets and daily routines, and we tell you exactly where every trap and station is placed before we leave.
We walk the exterior foundation, then the basement, crawl space and attic with flashlights and inspection mirrors. In Canton's older homes, that means checking the stone foundation, sill plate, crawl space vents and every pipe penetration. You get a written list of what is open.
Snap traps and glue boards go along the runways we found during inspection, not in random corners. We check them on a fixed schedule and remove carcasses so nothing is left in a wall. Canton kitchens and basements usually clear within two weeks.
We seal every gap we can reach with copper mesh, steel wool, hardware cloth, foam sealant and exclusion sealant. Vents get screened, garage thresholds get sealed, and pipe chases get closed. This is the step that keeps Canton homes rodent-free through the next winter.
Attic infestations in Canton South and Plain Township often need ladder work and traps set above the insulation line. Crawl space jobs near the floodplain need moisture checks and floor drain inspection. We handle both without disturbing your insulation more than necessary.
- Written entry-point list so you know exactly what was open and what we sealed.
- Traps and bait stations placed out of reach of kids, dogs and cats.
- Follow-up visits included so the job is finished, not just started.
