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The Comfort, Convenience, and Confidence of a Pest-free Home

Get Rid of Rodents & Protect Your Home

Rodents are more than just a nuisance — they’re a serious health and safety threat. Mice and rats spread diseases, contaminate food, and chew through insulation, wires, and even structural beams. Once inside, they multiply quickly and are notoriously hard to eliminate without professional help.

Catseye’s rodent control services are designed to address infestations at the source and keep them from coming back. We start with a detailed home inspection to locate entry points and signs of activity. Then we implement a comprehensive removal and exclusion plan that includes trapping, sealing gaps, and applying deterrents. Our goal is to protect your home with long-term solutions — not just temporary fixes.

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Inspection & Rodent Identification

Our specialists inspect your property to identify the type of rodent (mice, rats, squirrels, etc.), map activity zones, and locate entry points. This initial assessment forms the basis for a tailored control plan.

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Removal, Trapping & Sanitation

We deploy humane traps and rodent control devices, remove nesting materials, and sanitize affected areas to eliminate health risks and prevent further contamination.

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Exclusion & Long-Term Protection

After removal, we seal up access points using chew-resistant materials and install preventative barriers. Our team provides recommendations to help you avoid future infestations.

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The Catseye mission is to protect your home by providing the best pest control program and award-winning customer service. We are experts at carpenter ant elimination through a time-tested process that includes:

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  • Free Inspection of Your Home
  • Customized Treatment Plan
  • Comprehensive, In-Depth Service Visits
  • Flexible Scheduling & Emergency Visits
  • Secure Online Account & Dedicated Customer Service Representative
  • Catseye’s Signature Service Scan System & Reporting

Prevent Costly Damage & Health Risks

Rodents gnaw on electrical wires, insulation, wood, and drywall — creating fire hazards and structural damage. They also spread bacteria and allergens through droppings and urine. Catseye’s integrated approach combines removal with sanitation and sealing to stop rodents and prevent their return.

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Keep Mice & Rats Out for Good

We don’t just eliminate rodents — we make sure they can’t come back. Our exclusion service seals up cracks, vents, gaps in siding, and other access points to protect your home long term. We also offer recurring monitoring plans to ensure your home stays rodent-free through every season.

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Signs You May Have a Rodent Infestation

Rodents are often active at night and hide during the day, but these telltale signs can reveal an infestation.

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Gnaw Marks on Wood or Wiring

Rodents constantly chew to keep their teeth from overgrowing. Look for gnawed furniture, baseboards, or exposed wires.

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Rodent Droppings Indoors

Dark, pellet-shaped droppings in cabinets, pantries, or along walls are a clear sign of rodent activity.

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Sounds in Walls or Ceilings

Scratching or scampering sounds from within walls, especially at night, often indicate nesting rodents.

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Nests Made of Paper or Insulation

Rodents use shredded material to build nests in attics, basements, or crawl spaces.

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Tracks or Grease Trails

Smudge marks or footprints near baseboards and walls can indicate rodent runways.

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Foul Odors or Pet Reactions

Musty odors or unusual pet behavior near walls or vents can be a sign of hidden rodent activity.

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The Catseye Guarantee

At Catseye Pest Control, your satisfaction is our top priority. That’s why every service we provide comes backed by the Catseye Guarantee — a commitment to delivering safe, effective, and long-lasting pest control solutions. Whether you’re dealing with ants, rodents, or nuisance wildlife, our trained technicians won’t stop until the job is done right. If pests return between visits, so will we, at no extra charge. It’s pest protection you can count on, with results you can see.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are rodents dangerous to remove without professional help?

Yes, handling rodent infestations on your own can expose you to serious safety and health risks. Rodents carry diseases such as leptospirosis and hantavirus in their droppings urine and nesting materials. These pathogens can become airborne during clean up and may lead to respiratory illness or infection. In addition, rodents may bite or scratch if cornered which could result in further harm.

Professional technicians are trained and equipped to safely remove rodents while minimizing health risks. They use protective gear and follow strict sanitation procedures to eliminate contamination. Attempting to manage rodent activity yourself may result in incomplete removal or recurring infestations if access points remain unsealed.

What does Catseye’s rodent control process involve?

Catseye follows a thorough three-step method that includes removal cleanup and exclusion. First, technicians identify and eliminate rodents using humane and effective methods based on the infestation type and severity. Next, they clean and disinfect all affected areas to remove waste contaminants and pathogens.

Once sanitation is complete they seal all active and potential entry points using durable exclusion materials. This ensures rodents cannot return. This comprehensive method not only resolves current infestations but also protects your home moving forward.

How do I know if I have a rodent problem?

Common signs of rodent activity include scratching noises in walls ceilings or floors particularly at night when rodents are most active. You may see small droppings that resemble grains of rice inside cabinets or along baseboards.

Other indicators include gnaw marks on food packaging or wires greasy rub marks along pathways or a musky odor around hidden or enclosed areas. Early detection of these clues allows for quicker intervention before the problem escalates.

What kind of damage can rodents cause inside the home?

Rodents can inflict significant damage in a short time by chewing through wire insulation and wood which can create fire hazards and structural weakness. They also destroy insulation by nesting in it compromising energy efficiency and leading to higher utility bills.

Beyond physical damage they leave behind droppings and urine that contaminate surfaces and reduce air quality. These unsanitary conditions may attract secondary pests and pose health risks. Prompt professional intervention is essential to restore a clean and safe environment.

Is rodent removal humane and safe?

Yes, humane and safe rodent removal is at the core of expert services. Technicians avoid harsh chemicals by using strategic traps or eviction methods that allow rodents to remain unharmed while being removed from the home.

These methods prioritize both safety and ethical treatment. Following removal, technicians clean the area thoroughly and install exclusion barriers to ensure rodents cannot return. This balanced approach protects both your household and the animals in a responsible way.

What happens after rodents are removed from my home?

Once the infestation has been addressed, the next step is a complete cleanup and disinfection of affected areas. This includes removing droppings nesting materials and contaminated insulation to eliminate odors and pathogens.

After cleaning a full inspection is conducted to locate all access points. These are then sealed using long-lasting exclusion materials. This process restores the safety and hygiene of your home while preventing future entry by rodents.

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Catseye has been the industry’s only premium pest controlwildlife control and removal, and pest control exclusion systems provider for nearly three decades in the Northeast United States. Throughout that time, Catseye has branched out and brought its high-quality pest control services to other parts of the country. We are currently servicing four different states on the East Coast, and constantly expanding to offer our expertise to satisfy your needs.

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