Rodents can invade homes and businesses quickly, causing damage and spreading bacteria before you realize they’re there. At Next Level Pest Control, we provide fast, eco-friendly rodent control in Sacramento that eliminates active infestations and keeps them from coming back. Our local experts handle everything from rat removal and rodent extermination to full rodent exclusion and trapping services, protecting your property with long-term prevention in mind.
Watch for these signs of a rodent infestation in your home or business:
If you see one rat, there are likely more nearby. Rats reproduce quickly. In fact, roof rats can have up to 20 babies in a single litter every few weeks!
Roof Rat
Norway Rat:
Our rodent exterminators in Sacramento use humane but effective methods and professional exclusion to remove rodents and seal entry points for lasting results. Depending on the situation, your customized plan may include:
We also provide rodent control in Roseville, Folsom, Granite Bay, Antelope, Rancho Cordova, and the entire Greater Sacramento area.
Most rodent control services range from a few hundred dollars to over a thousand, depending on the size of the infestation and the work needed. A free inspection is the best way to get an accurate price.
Pricing varies by home size, rodent activity, and whether exclusion is required. Most Sacramento homeowners fall within a moderate price range, provided after inspection.
For active infestations, service may be needed weekly until activity stops. For prevention, monthly or bi-monthly maintenance is typically enough.
Common signs include droppings, scratching noises, gnaw marks, shredded materials, and greasy rub marks along walls.
Most infestations begin improving within the first visit. Full elimination depends on how quickly rodents are trapped and all entry points are sealed.
DIY traps may catch a few rodents, but they rarely eliminate the source. Professional rodent control finds entry points, removes all activity, and prevents the return.
Rodent control removes existing rodents. Exclusion seals all entry points to keep new rodents from getting in. Both are usually needed for long-term success.
