Rodent Control

When rodents invade your property, they bring serious health risks and cause significant structural damage. At Reed's Pest Control, we've spent more than 32 years developing effective mouse and rat extermination techniques that protect Columbus, OH area homes and businesses from these persistent pests.

As a family-owned business, we understand the stress that comes with a rodent problem. That's why our highly trained service technicians combine proven methods with modern solutions to eliminate your infestation and prevent future invasions. Do you need mouse and rat removal or comprehensive rodent-proofing for your property? We'll provide a free estimate within 48 hours. Contact us today to schedule your consultation.

Mice reproduce quickly, making them one of the most challenging pests to control. A single female mouse can produce up to 60 offspring per year, turning a small problem into a major infestation in just weeks. Our mouse extermination services start with a thorough inspection to identify entry points, nesting areas, and the full extent of your infestation. We then implement targeted treatment strategies that include strategic trap placement, proven baiting systems, and sanitation recommendations.

Rats require specialized extermination techniques. These rodents can chew through electrical wiring, creating fire hazards, and their droppings carry diseases that threaten your family's health. We have refined our rat extermination methods that work for both residential and commercial properties. We customize our approach based on the rat species you're dealing with, then we use professional-grade materials and equipment to ensure complete elimination.

Rodent-Proofing

Rodent-proofing protects your property for the long term. Mice can squeeze through openings as small as a dime, while rats only need a quarter-sized gap to gain entry. Our comprehensive rodent-proofing service identifies and seals these vulnerabilities before new invaders can establish themselves. We'll inspect your property for potential entry points, then implement exclusion strategies using durable materials designed to withstand gnawing and weather exposure.

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