Rodent Control & Removal in Arizona

Patriot Pest Guards Your Prescott Home or Business from Arizona Rodents

We are here for you at the first sign of a rodent intruder in your home or business. We treat many types of rodent problems in Arizona that are destructive and cause various health risks.

Protect your home and business from the health hazards caused by these rodents and get the best in pest control for mice and rats.

Defend against property damage by having a complete rodent inspection performed by one of our licensed, insured and trained professionals and receive the most effective and powerful rodent treatment and rodent protection services.

Natural rodent control options are available.

Why Rodent Control Is Necessary in Arizona

Rodents Cause Damage to Property and Health

Rodents tend to nest in materials found in dark, secluded areas, such as clothing or decorations that have been placed in storage. They are also known to seek shelter under the hoods of vehicles.

How Quickly Can A Rodent Problem Spread Throughout A Home?

Mice are capable of breeding at alarming rates, producing as many as a dozen offspring every three weeks. Without fast-acting rodent removal, small rodent problems can quickly grow into a full-blown infestation. Additionally, mice can drop up to 25,000 fecal pellets each year—an estimated 70 times each day.

What Health Threats Can Rodents Pose?

Rodents can bring a slew of health hazards into a home. Their droppings and the protein in their urine are known to trigger allergies and asthma. They also can spread diseases like Hantavirus. They contaminate food, kitchen surfaces, and food preparation equipment. Diseases carried by rodents can also be spread to humans indirectly, through fleas, ticks, or mites that have fed on infected rodents.

Can Rodents Damage Property?

If not controlled quickly, rodents can cause serious damage to property and items within Arizona homes. Rodents are capable of chewing through wood and drywall, as well as electrical and automotive wiring. This increases the potential risk for fires.