Rodent Control in Long Beach, CA
Don't let rodents take over your home. When it comes to effective rodent control services in Long Beach, you need a company that's available 24/7 and can provide same-day service. At Kilter Termite and Pest Control, our experienced technicians understand the intricacies of rodent control and will work diligently to remove the infestation and prevent future problems. We offer comprehensive warranties and are committed to educating our customers on the best treatment options for their specific needs.
Kilter Termite and Pest Control has maintained a stellar reputation for providing effective rodent treatment solutions in Long Beach along with outstanding customer service that is backed by our decades of experience in rodent removal.
Here are some reasons why people choose us:
- We not only remove rodents but also seal entry points and provide ongoing monitoring of the infestation and rebaiting traps until there is no more sign of the rodent.
- We employ cutting-edge rodent removal methods and products, including proven solutions like RO-DEX.
- Our team consists of highly skilled and experienced Long Beach technicians who are dedicated to providing top-notch rodent control services.
- We prioritize customer satisfaction and ensure that our technicians are courteous and professional.
- We offer complimentary inspections. Plus, we can help clean up the mess rodents have left behind, including replacing insulation.
Call (866) 827-1727 today for rodent control services in Long Beach, CA.
What Rodents are Most Common in Long Beach?
Rodents are a common problem in Long Beach. The city's coastal location, climate, and abundance of food sources make it an attractive environment for these pests.
These pests pose significant health risks and property damage if left unchecked, so understanding the types of rodents commonly found in the area is key for effective pest control and prevention.
Some of the most common rodents include:
- Norway Rats: Known for their large size and social behavior, Norway rats are one of the most common rodent species in Long Beach. They are highly adaptable and often found in sewers, basements, crawl spaces, and other ground-level areas.
- Roof Rats: Smaller and more agile than Norway rats, roof rats are adept at climbing and can be found in attics, trees, and other elevated areas.
- House Mice: These tiny rodents are commonly found indoors, particularly in kitchens and pantries. They are excellent at squeezing through small openings and can reproduce rapidly.
- Deer Mice: While less common in urban areas, deer mice can sometimes be found in Long Beach. They are primarily outdoor rodents but may occasionally enter buildings in search of food or shelter.
Excellence You Can Count On
Dependable service, honest work, and a commitment to your home and family.
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FREE INSPECTION
With our free Home Inspection*, our licensed inspectors will fully inspect your home and make recommendations for service.
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We Guide Homeowners to Make the Best DecisionWe take the time to explain the benefits and drawbacks of each treatment method or recommended product.
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Education & ExpertiseOur State Licensed Inspectors and State Certified Applicator undergo continuing education for Pest detection, eradication and treatment.
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Free Home & Termite InspectionWith our free Home Inspection*, our licensed inspectors will fully inspect your home and make recommendations for service.
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24/7 ServiceWe take calls 24/7 and offer same day service, so we can accommodate your emergency needs.
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Warranties That Are Second to NoneWe have warranties on rodents and termites that cover your whole home - not just the area we treat.
See Why We’re a Local Favorite
Real feedback from people who rely on us to protect their homes & Businesses.
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“Anthony was professional, patient, and easy to work with. He took the time to listen, explain everything clearly, and made sure I felt comfortable throughout the process. Honest, knowledgeable, and respectful service. I highly recommend Anthony and Kilter Terminate.”Alix -
“Cory showed up at the specified time, introduced himself & checked the locations of concern. He went right to work, quickly applied treatment. He was courteous and informative. Excellent service.”Ken G. -
“We've had an annual contract for over 25 years. I'll always trust my home to Kilter.”Beth Bermudez -
“They kept their workspace neat and cleaned up everything completely. We would heartily recommend them to anyone needing termite or dry rot repair work done.”Paul H. -
“I am beyond pleased I reached out to Kilter.”Jennifer M. -
“They were courteous and worked very efficiently while being careful with my property. They cleaned up after finishing the job. I am very pleased with the job they did!”Shari M. -
“Josh was very thorough and his customer service skills were beyond approach.”Ginger W. -
“We have been customers of Kilter for many many years. We are 110% pleased with their service. We look forward to our yearly home inspection visit and always request Steven Briley. He is professional, but patient with my questions. Occasionally i need to call the service in between yearly inspections, and they immediately respond to my needs. Kilter rocks!!! Steven Briley rocks!”Ro S. -
“I am very happy with the service Kilter provided for my business.”Jenn M.
Have Questions?
Our Team Has The Answers.
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To ensure that the treatment is being done properly, the homeowner should observe the treatment process. Unless the homeowner is chemically sensitive, there should not be any adverse health problems associated with a treatment done correctly. Ask questions of the pest control technicians. Keep track of how long it takes them to do the job.
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Termites move randomly through the soil searching for a source of food (wood). They do not have the ability to know exactly where your house is. So, if your next-door neighbor treats his home for termites, your house isn’t automatically the termites’ next lunch. No, your house does not need to be treated; but, if there are active termite infestations in your neighborhood, it is a good idea to have it inspected.
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The best thing you can do is to be involved and observant in the inspection process. For example if you request an inspection and the inspector doesn’t inspect obvious areas such as your garage, attic, basement, etc., then you may need to consult an additional company. Don’t be afraid to ask questions.
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Fumigation process normally takes 3 days and 2 nights unless there is a holiday or weekends or if special arrangements are made. Kilter’s Stay in Your Home termite treatment requires no leaving your home at all.