Residential Rat Removal in Greensboro
Most of our Greensboro work is residential, and the houses split into two groups. In town, we are usually in pier-and-beam homes with crawl space problems and older foundation vents. Around Lake Oconee and Reynolds Lake Oconee, we are in larger homes with multiple attic zones and roof rat pressure from tree canopy. Both need the same three steps: inspect, remove, seal. If you have kids or pets in the house, tell us when you book, because it changes where we place bait stations and how we schedule the work around your day.
We trap the attic first, then pull soiled insulation and treat the decking with disinfectant and deodorizer. Greensboro attics that have held rats for months usually need both steps before the smell clears. We photograph the before and after so you can see what was removed and what was sealed.
Downtown Greensboro and Union Point have a lot of open foundation vents and dirt crawl spaces. We seal the vents with hardware cloth, collapse burrow systems, and set traps under the vapor barrier. If the vapor barrier is torn, we flag it so you can decide whether to replace it.
Lake Oconee and Reynolds Lake Oconee homes get roof rats coming down from tree limbs. We seal gable vents, ridge gaps and pipe penetrations, then tell you which limbs to cut back. Trapping runs above the ceiling line so the noise stays out of your bedrooms.
A rat in a wall void will smell for two to three weeks in Greensboro heat. We locate it with mirrors and flashlights, remove it through the smallest access point, and treat the cavity with disinfectant and deodorizer. We also check nearby entry points so it does not repeat.
- Flat pricing quoted before we start, so you know the full cost of trapping, sealing and cleanup.
- Locked bait stations placed only where kids and pets cannot reach them.
- Follow-up visits included until the structure is confirmed clear.
- Workmanship warranty on every exclusion repair we make.
