New Home
Exclusion Specialists!
We will protect you, your family and your home from the health hazards and structural damage that can be caused by Rats and Mice - Before they get in!
Most people call a pest control company, whose focus is on setting traps and delivering poison. The more seasoned pest control operators find and seal entry points, then trap and remove what gets stuck inside which is far better.
We offer the Best Solution - “Good Ol’ Prevention”!
We Specialize in Preventative Exclusions on New Homes and Neighborhoods under 7 years old!
*No Poison, No Pest Control, No Trapping -
We just Seal. things up!”
About Us…
Our background is in light construction, home renovation, fence and deck building, but uniquely combined with heavy training in Rodent/Wildlife Exclusion work. Collectively, we have over 20 years of professional experience in protecting people and their homes from the intrusion of Rats, Squirrels, Mice, Possums and Raccoons.
We all love helping people and over the years, we have met countless homeowners who were simply helpless in dealing with small animal intrusions. Water disasters, electrical damage, insulation contamination, HVAC and Water Heater destruction, vehicle damage, fleas & ticks are just a few of the incidents we commonly encountered.
We showed up to clean up the mess after the disasters had already occurred and the damage was done.
“We decided to tackle the steadily growing problem of rats and mice entering D/FW homes by stopping these culprits before they enter!”
Our customers get peace of mind and protection. Our approach works and is Guaranteed!
Do Rodents Enter
New Homes?
“Yes, small rodents enter new homes as often as they enter mature homes!” The most common and most destructive are “Roof Rats”.
Roof Rats
…are agile, climbing rodents that commonly invade attics and crawl spaces in search of a place to breed and take shelter. They can cause significant water damage by chewing on pipes or electrical hazards by gnawing on wires. Their droppings and urine contaminate the insulation and can spread dangerous pathogens such as Salmonella, Leptospirosis and Hantavirus. Because they reproduce quickly and are active at night, a small roof rat problem can rapidly turn into a serious infestation.
Why and How Do
Rodents enter
new homes?
Construction Displacement
Trees are Removed
Burrows are Destroyed
Predators Evacuate
Workers’ & New Homeowners’ trash cans become the Rodents’ main food source
Builder’s Gaps on Homes
Garage Corners are at 45 Degree Angles
Roof Eaves are Unsealed
Roof Vents often allow attic access
Fascia boards can have gaps
AC and Gas lines open to wall voids
Weep Holes are too wide & open to walls
Workers’ & New Homeowners’ trash cans become the Rodents’ main food source
We Close the Gaps!
What Customers have shared…
“Thank you so much for bringing peace and quiet back into our home. Our sleepless nights from the scratching in the walls are gone. We will definitely recommend you to others!”
Nancy T - Melissa, Tx
“The rats are gone and the wife is overjoyed. That’s what I call a great investment. Super thorough, excellent communication and just a top-notch job. Thank you Thank you Thank you!”
Bob D. - McKinney, Tx
“Super professional and incredible pricing. We shopped 4 companies and all others were insanely expensive. Highly recommend these guys!”
Nate J. - Anna, TX
“Amazing service and spectacular pricing! We received quotes for over $15,000 and were beside ourselves. Rodent Extreme put us at ease, explained several options and really cared about us more than the money. We could just tell. All is well and the rats are long gone! We spent less than $1500. One tenth of what we were told by another company. Call them and hire them!”
Suzanne M. - Prosper, Tx
““Very knowledgeable and they fixed the problem. Would definitely recommend them.”
G.M.S - Little Elm, Tx
““I do not typically write reviews, but this was a wonderful end to a nightmare with rats. These guys are good! Thank you for everything. We really appreciated the thorough explanation and honesty. The work itself was fantastic. my husband was not getting on that roof. Lol!
Cynthia S. - Frisco, Tx