Running in the attic at night
Quick footsteps or scratching above the ceiling after dark. Roof rats are most active a few hours after sunset.
Your local Coral Springs rodent control team
Rodent Control in Coral Springs, FL
Canals, lakes and heavy landscaping make Coral Springs one of the more rodent-prone cities in Broward County. We inspect the roofline, seal entry points, trap and clean up, with follow-up visits until the activity stops.
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Why Coral Springs
Why Coral Springs Has a Steady Rodent Problem
Coral Springs was chartered on July 10, 1963 and built on land drained by a network of canals and levees after the 1947 South Florida floods. That canal system, combined with mature landscaping in the city’s master-planned communities, gives rodents both water and cover close to almost every home.
Roof rats are the rodent we remove most often here. They travel through the tree canopy in gated communities like Heron Bay and Eagle Trace, along the hedges and oak trees that line older streets near the city core, then drop onto the roof and get in through tile roof edges, soffit gaps and vents.
Norway rats stay lower and closer to water. We find them along the canal banks and lake edges in communities like The Isles, Whispering Woods and Maplewood Isle, and in garages and dumpster areas near the Sample Road and University Drive commercial corridor. Coral Springs is almost entirely built out with 1970s through 2000s construction, so most calls come down to sealing the same kinds of gaps: tile roof edges, AC line openings and garage door corners.
Services available in Coral Springs
Rodent Control Services Available in Coral Springs
From canal-front homes to gated golf communities, rodent pressure in Coral Springs is high year round. Our services cover homes and businesses across the city, from inspection through follow-up.
Residential Rodent ControlHome inspections and rodent removal for neighborhoods like Heron Bay, Eagle Trace, Turtle Run and Maplewood Isle.Learn More →
Commercial Rodent ControlScheduled service for restaurants, offices and retail along Sample Road, University Drive and the Coral Square corridor.Learn More →
Rodent RemovalTrapping and removal for roof rats, Norway rats and house mice found in Coral Springs attics, garages and canal banks.Learn More →
Dead Rodent RemovalSafe location and removal of dead rodents in attics, walls and soffits, with odor control included.Learn More →
Rodent CleanupSanitizing and disinfecting attics and garages after an infestation, following CDC cleanup guidance.Learn More →
Rodent ExterminatorLicensed technicians using EPA-registered products and tamper-resistant bait stations where needed.Learn More →
Rodent ExclusionSealing roofline gaps, AC line openings and garage corners with metal and hardware cloth, not foam.Learn More →
Rodent Feces RemovalSafe removal of droppings from attics, garages and pantries, following CDC handling guidance.Learn More →
Rodent ProofingLong-term exclusion work so gaps stay sealed through hurricane season and beyond.Learn More →
Warning signs
Signs of Rats and Mice in a Coral Springs Home
Rodents move at night, so most Coral Springs homeowners find these clues before they ever see one. If you notice 2 or more, it is time for an inspection.
Droppings in the garage or attic
Dark pellets about 1/2 inch long point to rats. Tiny ones about 1/8 inch point to mice.
Chewed wires, AC lines or pool equipment
Rats gnaw on wiring, AC insulation and irrigation lines. This is a common cause of shorts and refrigerant leaks in Coral Springs homes.
Half-eaten fruit in the yard
Hollowed oranges, avocados or mangoes still on the tree or on the ground are a classic roof rat sign around Coral Springs yards.
A strong, musty smell
Urine and nesting material leave a sharp odor, often strongest in closets, the garage and the attic hatch.
Pets staring at a wall or cabinet
Dogs or cats sniffing under appliances or pawing at a cabinet often sense rodents before you see any sign yourself.
Know what you are dealing with
Which Rodent Is in Your Coral Springs Home?
Roof rats cause most attic calls in Coral Springs and travel through the canopy in landscaped communities like Heron Bay and Eagle Trace. Norway rats stay low and turn up along canal banks, seawalls and dumpsters. House mice get into kitchens and pantries in homes of any age. Knowing which one you have tells us where to look and how to stop it.
Roof Rat
Rattus rattus- Size
- 1/2 to 1 pound
- Tail
- Longer than its head and body
- Nests
- Attics, roof spaces, palms and thick hedges
- Droppings
- Up to 1/2 inch, pointed ends
Norway Rat
Rattus norvegicus- Size
- 3/4 to 1 pound
- Tail
- About as long as its head and body
- Nests
- Burrows along canal banks, under sheds and near dumpsters
- Droppings
- About 3/4 inch, blunt ends
House Mouse
Mus musculus- Size
- About 1/2 ounce
- Tail
- About as long as its body
- Nests
- Inside walls, cabinets, appliances and furniture
- Droppings
- About 1/8 inch, rod shaped
What Our Inspection Covers
Every job in Coral Springs starts with a full inspection, inside and out. We look for how rodents get in, where they live, and what is feeding them.
- Roofline, soffits, fascia gaps and roof vents
- Attic insulation for nests, trails and droppings
- Gaps around AC lines, pool equipment, pipes and dryer vents
- Garage door seals and exterior doors
- Foundation, slab edges and canal-side seawalls or docks
- Hedges, palms and branches touching the roof
- Food sources: garbage, pet food, bird seed and fallen fruit
- Signs of activity: droppings, grease rub marks and gnawing
Our Exclusion-First Plan
Trapping alone does not fix the problem if the openings stay open. We close the way in first, then remove the rodents already inside.
- Find every entry pointA rat can fit through a 1/2 inch gap and a mouse through a 1/4 inch gap, so we check all openings that size.
- Seal with rodent-proof materialsSheet metal, 1/4 inch hardware cloth or mortar. Rodents chew through foam and plastic.
- Trap and removeTraps go where activity is highest and are checked on follow-up visits.
- Clean up and preventWe remove droppings and nesting material and show you what to change to keep rodents out.
Inspection checklist
What We Check During a Coral Springs Rodent Inspection
We look at the whole property, from the roofline to the canal bank. What we check depends on how the home is built, since a 1970s ranch home near the city core and a gated golf community home built in the 1990s have different weak spots.
Roof, attic and upper walls
- Soffit and fascia gaps, including original 1970s and 1980s construction
- Roof vents, gable vents and tile roof edges
- Gaps where roof lines meet walls and additions
- Attic insulation for tunnels, nests and droppings
- Wiring and AC ducts for chew damage
- Oak, ficus and palm branches touching the roof
Ground level and yard
- Pipe, AC line and dryer vent openings
- Garage door corners and bottom seals
- Canal banks, seawalls and dock areas in waterfront sections
- Sheds, woodpiles and storage areas
- Fruit trees, bird feeders and pet food
- Pool equipment and screen enclosure gaps
A rat can squeeze through a gap about 1/2 inch wide, and a mouse through about 1/4 inch.
Our process
How We Get Rats Out of Coral Springs Homes
Setting traps without sealing the openings only buys time. We follow the same 5 steps on every job so the rats do not come back.
- 1
Inspect
We walk the property, check the attic and mark every entry point and sign of activity.
- 2
Seal
Openings are closed with metal flashing, 1/4 inch hardware cloth, mesh and mortar. We do not rely on foam.
- 3
Trap
Traps go on the paths rats use. We check them on return visits and remove what we catch.
- 4
Clean
Droppings and nests are removed and the area is disinfected. We tell you if insulation needs replacing.
- 5
Confirm
We come back until there are no new signs, then give you simple tips to keep it that way.
The number of visits depends on how many rats are inside and how many openings the home has. We tell you what to expect after the first inspection.
Health and safety
Why Rodents in the Home Are a Health Risk
According to the CDC, rats and mice can spread disease through their droppings, urine, saliva and bites. These are the main concerns for Coral Springs homeowners.
Hantavirus
Can spread when dust from dried droppings or urine is stirred up and breathed in. This is why you should never sweep droppings.
Leptospirosis
Spread through water or soil that has rodent urine in it. Canal banks and standing water after heavy rain are a concern here.
Salmonellosis
Food and counters touched by rodents or their droppings can carry salmonella bacteria.
Rat-bite fever
Spread by bites or scratches, or by handling rodents. Always use gloves or tools, never bare hands.
Fleas and mites
Rodents carry fleas and mites that can move to pets and people after the rodents are gone.
Fire and water damage
Chewed wires can start fires, and chewed AC or pool equipment lines can cause leaks inside walls.
Myths vs facts
Rat Myths We Hear From Coral Springs Homeowners
A lot of common advice makes a rat problem last longer. Here is what actually works.
- Myth: Poison in the attic is the fastest fix
- Fact: Poisoned rats often die inside walls or ceilings, which causes a strong smell for weeks. We trap inside the home instead.
- Myth: Only older homes get rats
- Fact: Newer homes in gated communities like Heron Bay and Eagle Trace get rats too. Lush landscaping and canopy cover give roof rats a path to the roof regardless of the home’s age.
- Myth: Steel wool or foam will seal the hole
- Fact: Rats can pull out steel wool and chew through foam. Openings need metal, hardware cloth or mortar.
- Myth: A cat will take care of it
- Fact: Cats may catch a few, but they do not reach attics or wall voids and do not close entry points.
- Myth: The noise stopped, so they are gone
- Fact: Rats often move to a different part of the attic. Until the openings are sealed, they can return any night.
- Myth: One rat is no big deal
- Fact: Rats breed quickly in Florida’s warm weather, so a few rats can turn into a much bigger problem in a short time.
DIY or pro
Should You Try DIY Rat Control First?
A single mouse in the kitchen can sometimes be handled with a few snap traps. Rats in the attic or along a canal bank are a different job.
The problem with DIY: most store-bought fixes catch rats but leave the openings in place, so new rats move in from the canal, the hedges or a neighbor’s yard.
Ask a technician →| Situation | DIY | Professional |
|---|---|---|
| One mouse seen once | Snap traps may be enough | Call if it comes back |
| Noises in the attic | Hard to reach and seal safely | Roofline sealing and attic trapping |
| Droppings in several rooms | Usually means many rodents | Full inspection and plan |
| Chewed wires or AC lines | Risk of fire or leaks | Find the source and seal it |
| Dead rodent smell | Hard to locate in walls | Locate, remove and deodorize |
| Rats along a canal bank or seawall | Burrows are hard to find and treat | Bank inspection and exclusion at the home |
Who we serve in Coral Springs
Rodent Control for Coral Springs Homes and Businesses
Residential Rodent Control in Coral Springs
From 1970s and 1980s ranch homes near the city core to gated golf communities like Heron Bay, Eagle Trace and Whispering Woods, every Coral Springs home has its own weak spots. We check the roofline, attic, garage and any canal or lake frontage, then seal the openings rats are using.
Roofline and attic inspection
We check soffits, vents and tile roof edges, then walk you through what we found.
Rodent-proof sealing
Openings are closed with metal flashing, hardware cloth and mortar, not foam alone.
Trapping inside the home
Indoor trapping avoids dead rodents in the walls and keeps bait away from kids and pets.
Ongoing monitoring
We provide follow-up visits so gated-community landscaping does not bring rats right back.
- Protects your family from disease risks tied to droppings and urine.
- Keeps HOA-maintained landscaping from becoming a rat highway to the roof.
- Stops chewed wiring and AC lines before they cause bigger repairs.
Commercial Rodent Control in Coral Springs
Restaurants and retail near Coral Square and along Sample Road and University Drive deal with rodents drawn to dumpsters and food storage. We set up scheduled service with written inspection logs so businesses stay ready for a health inspection.
- Restaurants
- Retail Stores
- Offices
- Warehouses
- Healthcare Facilities
Scheduled pest management
We build a service plan around your hours and health inspection schedule.
Compliance with health regulations
Our services help businesses meet local health codes, safeguarding against potential fines or closures.
Minimized disruption
We schedule service at convenient times so day-to-day operations are not interrupted.
Dumpster and exterior sealing
We address the ground-level entry points that draw Norway rats to loading docks and dumpster pads.
Service by service in Coral Springs
Every service we run in Coral Springs.
Each service below explains how the work is planned and carried out in this city.
Residential Rodent ControlCommercial Rodent ControlRodent RemovalDead Rodent RemovalRodent CleanupRodent ExterminatorRodent ExclusionRodent Feces RemovalRodent Proofing
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Residential Rodent Control in Coral Springs
Residential Rodent Control in Coral Springs
Good rodent control starts with knowing how your home is built. We serve every part of Coral Springs, from canal-front lots to gated communities like Heron Bay, Eagle Trace and Turtle Run, and inspect each home for its specific weak points.
Comprehensive Home Inspections
We check the roofline, attic, garage and any canal or lake frontage to find how rodents are getting in.
Safe and Effective Treatments
We use family-safe trapping and exclusion methods so pets and kids stay safe throughout the process.
Ongoing Monitoring and Support
Follow-up visits keep the home rodent-free even as HOA landscaping grows back in.
- Thorough inspections to identify rodent entry points
- Responsible treatments for safe rodent removal
- Ongoing monitoring to prevent future infestations
- Expert advice on rodent-proofing your home
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Commercial Rodent Control in Coral Springs
Commercial Rodent Control in Coral Springs
Businesses near Coral Square and along Sample Road and University Drive need to stay ahead of rodent activity around dumpsters and loading areas. Our commercial service keeps properties compliant and rodent-free.
Tailored Solutions for Businesses
We build service plans for restaurants, offices and retail spaces based on how each property is used.
Rapid Response Services
Our team offers 24/7 rodent control to address urgent pest issues before they affect operations.
Preventative Maintenance Plans
We develop ongoing maintenance plans to keep commercial spaces free from rodents year round.
- Customized rodent control plans for various businesses
- 24/7 emergency response for urgent situations
- Preventative maintenance to avoid future infestations
- Compliance with health and safety regulations
03
Rodent Removal in Coral Springs
Rodent Removal in Coral Springs
Our rodent removal service covers roof rats in the attic, Norway rats along canal banks, and house mice in the kitchen or pantry, with a plan built around which one is in your home.
Expert Rodent Trapping Techniques
Traps are placed on active paths and checked on scheduled follow-up visits.
Thorough Clean-Up After Removal
Post-removal, we clean and disinfect affected areas to reduce health risks.
Education on Rodent Prevention
We show you the specific habits and gaps that led to the infestation so it does not repeat.
- Safe trapping methods for effective rodent removal
- Comprehensive clean-up after rodent removal
- Education on preventing future rodent issues
- Fast response times to address infestations
04
Dead Rodent Removal in Coral Springs
Dead Rodent Removal in Coral Springs
A dead rodent in a wall or attic can leave a smell that lasts for weeks. Our team locates and removes it safely, then deals with the odor.
Safe and Efficient Removal Process
We use specialized tools to find and remove dead rodents with minimal disruption to your home.
Odor Control Solutions
After removal, we treat the area so the smell does not linger.
Preventative Measures for the Future
We seal the opening the rodent used so a new one does not take its place.
- Specialized techniques for safe dead rodent removal
- Effective odor control solutions post-removal
- Guidance on preventing future rodent issues
- Discreet and professional service for your home
05
Rodent Cleanup in Coral Springs
Rodent Cleanup in Coral Springs
Rodent control in Coral Springs does not stop at removal. Our cleanup service follows CDC guidance to make attics and garages safe again after an infestation.
Comprehensive Cleanup Services
We sanitize affected areas and remove all traces of droppings and nesting material.
Disinfection and Sanitization
We use effective disinfectants to treat areas impacted by rodents.
Long-Term Prevention Strategies
We pair cleanup with sealing so the same area does not get reinfested.
- Thorough cleaning and sanitization of affected areas
- Effective disinfection to eliminate health risks
- Long-term prevention strategies for homeowners
- Expert advice on maintaining a rodent-free home
06
Rodent Exterminator in Coral Springs
Rodent Exterminator in Coral Springs
Homes and businesses across Coral Springs, from canal-front lots to office parks, need expert intervention when rodents move in. Our licensed technicians handle both.
Licensed, EPA-Registered Products
We use EPA-registered products and tamper-resistant bait stations only where they are the right tool for the job.
Attic and Crawl Space Access
Our technicians are equipped to safely access attics, garages and tight crawl spaces.
Written Service Reports
Commercial clients get written logs for health inspections and pest audits.
- EPA-registered products applied by licensed technicians
- FDACS certification on file
- Follow-up visits included in every service
- Written service reports on request
07
Rodent Exclusion in Coral Springs
Rodent Exclusion in Coral Springs
Exclusion is the part of the job that actually keeps rats out for good. We seal roofline gaps, AC line openings and garage corners with materials rats cannot chew through.
Metal and Hardware Cloth Sealing
We use sheet metal and 1/4 inch hardware cloth, not foam or steel wool.
Roofline and Tile Edge Work
We address the tile roof edges and soffit gaps common on Coral Springs homes.
Landscaping Recommendations
We flag branches and hedges that give rats a bridge to the roof.
- Rodent-proof materials that resist chewing
- Full roofline and ground-level sealing
- Landscaping tips to remove roof access points
- Follow-up check to confirm openings stay sealed
08
Rodent Feces Removal in Coral Springs
Rodent Feces Removal in Coral Springs
Droppings left in an attic or pantry are a health risk on their own. We remove them following CDC handling guidance so the area is safe to use again.
Safe Handling Procedures
We never dry sweep droppings. Areas are misted and handled with gloves and proper disposal.
Attic and Pantry Cleanup
We treat both the attic and any kitchen or pantry areas rodents accessed.
Insulation Assessment
We tell you if contaminated attic insulation should be replaced.
- CDC-guided droppings removal and disinfection
- Attic, garage and pantry coverage
- Insulation replacement recommendations
- Follow-up inspection to confirm the area is clear
09
Rodent Proofing in Coral Springs
Rodent Proofing in Coral Springs
Long-term rodent proofing keeps openings sealed through hurricane season, when wind damage can open new gaps in soffits and roof edges.
Post-Storm Checks
We recommend a roofline check after any named storm passes near Coral Springs.
HOA-Friendly Materials
Sealing work is done with materials that blend into the home’s existing trim and roofline.
Annual Follow-Up
We offer a yearly check to catch new gaps before rodents find them.
- Long-lasting exclusion materials
- Post-storm inspection recommendations
- Materials matched to the home’s trim and roofline
- Optional annual follow-up visit
How Coral Springs homes are built
Where Rats Get In, by Type of Coral Springs Home
Coral Springs was largely built out between the 1970s and 2000s. The decade and style of construction tells us where to look first.
Original 1970s and 1980s homes
- Ranch-style homes near the city core, close to the original Covered Bridge area, often have older soffits with no screens
- Original roof vents and gable vents without mesh
- Mature oaks and ficus hedges that have grown into the roofline over 40 plus years
- Slab foundations with settled gaps at the base
- Older garage door seals
Gated and master-planned communities
- Homes in Heron Bay, Eagle Trace, Whispering Woods and Maplewood Isle with lake or canal frontage
- Tile roof edges and ridge caps that rats slip under
- Dense HOA-maintained hedges and palms used as a bridge to the roof
- Gaps where AC lines, pool equipment and irrigation lines pass through the wall
- Screen enclosure frames and lanai gaps
Area by area
Rodent Problems Across Coral Springs, Area by Area
Coral Springs has very different pockets, from the original 1960s core to modern gated communities. Here is what we usually check first in each one.
Heron Bay and Eagle Trace
These master-planned, gated golf communities sit at the city’s west end near the Everglades Wildlife Management Area. Mature landscaping and canopy cover give roof rats an easy path to the roofline.
Whispering Woods and Maplewood Isle
Custom homes on oversized lots with lakes and cypress canopies. Norway rats burrow near the water, and roof rats use the tree cover to reach attics.
The Isles and Turtle Run
Lakefront gated communities built around a central lake and walking paths. We check seawalls and lake-facing yards for burrow activity.
The original city core, near the Covered Bridge
Homes near the historic Coral Springs Covered Bridge and City Hall on Sample Road date to the city’s first decade of development in the 1960s and 1970s, with older soffits and roof vents.
Coral Square and the Sample Road corridor
The retail and restaurant corridor around Coral Square draws Norway rats to dumpsters and loading docks. We set up scheduled commercial service with written logs here.
Mullins Park and the surrounding neighborhoods
Family homes around Mullins Park’s 62 acres of fields and courts back up to canals and green space that give rodents cover close to the house.
Coral Springs through the year
How Coral Springs Weather Changes Rodent Activity
Coral Springs has a tropical climate with a long hurricane season and rodents that stay active all year. The weather changes where they go, not whether they show up.
Rainy summer months
Afternoon storms from June through September raise water levels in the canal network, pushing Norway rats out of burrows and toward garages, sheds and crawl spaces.
Tip: Keep garage doors closed and clear stored items off the floor.
Hurricane season (June 1 to November 30)
Hurricane Wilma passed directly over Coral Springs in 2005. Any storm that brings heavy wind can open new gaps in soffits and roof edges, and rising canal water pushes rats toward homes.
Tip: After a storm, walk the roofline and check for new gaps.
Mild winter months
On cooler nights from December through February, rats look for warm, dry attics. This is when many Coral Springs homeowners first hear them overhead.
Tip: Check vents and soffits in the fall, before cooler weather.
Citrus and mango season
Backyard oranges, avocados and mangoes are an easy meal for roof rats, and a reason they stay close to houses in landscaped neighborhoods.
Tip: Pick fruit as it ripens and clear what falls every day.
Prevention
Simple Ways to Keep Rats Away From Your Coral Springs Home
Sealing the openings does most of the work. These habits help keep new rodents from moving in.
Yard, canal and garage
- Trim branches and hedges away from the roof
- Pick up fallen oranges, mangoes and avocados daily
- Keep bird seed and pet food in sealed bins
- Keep canal banks, seawalls and docks clear of clutter
- Store lawn and pool equipment off the ground
- Close garage doors at night and fix worn seals
Inside the home
- Keep pantry food in hard, sealed containers
- Fix drips under sinks and at AC drain lines
- Use plastic bins in the attic and garage, not cardboard
- Take trash out at night and keep lids closed
- Look in the attic every few months for droppings
- Call as soon as you notice a sign
Our approach
How We Handle Common Rodent Problems in Coral Springs
Coral Springs is not one kind of property. What we do at a canal-front home is different from what we do at a gated golf community or an older home near the city core.
Norway Rats Near Water
Homes backing to Coral Springs’ canal network or the lakes in communities like Whispering Woods and The Isles give Norway rats a place to burrow close to the house.
Our approach: We inspect the bank or shoreline, then seal ground-level entry points and set traps where burrow activity is found.
Roof Rats in the Canopy
Dense, HOA-maintained landscaping and mature trees give roof rats a path from the yard straight to the roofline in these communities.
Our approach: We check the roofline and tree lines first, then seal tile roof edges and soffit gaps with metal and hardware cloth.
Aging Soffits and Roof Vents
Homes built in the 1970s and 1980s near the original Covered Bridge area often have soffits and roof vents that were never screened.
Our approach: We inspect every vent and soffit gap, then screen and seal them so the attic stays sealed going forward.
Found droppings?
Found Droppings? Do This Before We Arrive
These steps follow CDC cleanup guidance and help keep your family safe.
Call (561) 562-7607- Do not sweep or vacuum the droppings
- Open windows and let the area air out for 30 minutes
- Wear rubber or plastic gloves
- Spray with disinfectant or a bleach solution and let it soak 5 minutes
- Wipe up with paper towels and bag the trash
- For attics or large amounts, call us instead
Primary Coral Springs response zone
Coral Springs service coverage
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Coral Springs has 7 ZIP codes. We serve all of them, plus the wider Broward County area. Call if you do not see yours.
33065330673307133073330753307633077
Areas we serve
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Heron Bay · Eagle Trace · Whispering Woods · Maplewood Isle · The Isles · Turtle Run · Coral Square area · Sample Road corridor
Reviews from Coral Springs customers
Customer Reviews from Coral Springs
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Verified Coral Springs rodent control FAQ
Rat and Mouse Questions From Coral Springs Customers
Have a question that is not listed? Call and a team member will help.
Call (561) 562-7607 →Most homes need a first visit for the inspection and sealing, then follow-up visits over the next few weeks to check traps. The exact number depends on how many rats are inside and how many openings the home has. We tell you what to expect after the first inspection.
Lush, HOA-maintained landscaping and mature tree canopy give roof rats an easy bridge from the yard to the roofline, regardless of how new or well-kept the home is. Sealing the roofline matters more than yard cleanliness alone.
Yes. Norway rats burrow along canal banks, seawalls and lake edges throughout the city’s canal network, especially after heavy rain raises water levels and pushes them toward higher ground near homes.
We do not recommend it. Poisoned rats often die inside walls or ceilings where you cannot reach them, which causes a strong smell. Trapping indoors and sealing the openings works better.
South Florida has both. Iguana droppings are larger and often found near water or in mulch beds, while rat droppings are much smaller, about 1/2 inch or less. If you are not sure, an inspection will tell us which animal it is.
The CDC advises not to sweep or vacuum droppings. Air out the area, wear gloves, spray the droppings with disinfectant or a bleach solution, let it soak for 5 minutes, then wipe up with paper towels. For attics or large amounts, call us.
Pest control businesses in Florida are licensed by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS). You can look up a license on the FDACS website before you hire anyone.
Yes. We also serve Parkland, Coconut Creek, Margate, North Lauderdale and Tamarac. Call (561) 562-7607 to check your address.
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Trust and Compliance in Coral Springs
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- EPA Certified
- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- FDACS Certified
- Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
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- Follow-up visits
- We check back until rodent activity stops
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