Southern California pest control

Rodent Control

Control mice and rats by looking beyond the first trap and evaluating where activity is happening.

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Know the signs

Understanding Your Pest Problem

Finding droppings, hearing scratching in a wall or seeing a mouse usually means there is more activity nearby. Rodents can settle close to food, water and protected nesting areas, then move through wall voids and utility openings without being seen.

A one-time trap may catch an individual animal, but it does not explain why rodents entered or where they are active. Traffic Pest Solutions evaluates the broader pattern so the control plan matches the conditions found at the property.

  • Droppings in cabinets, drawers or along walls
  • Scratching after dark
  • Gnaw marks on food packaging or stored items
  • Shredded paper or insulation
  • Greasy rub marks near travel routes
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Treatment & prevention

A Plan for Your Property

  1. Inspect

    Look for evidence, likely nesting areas and active travel routes.

  2. Control

    Select a control strategy based on the rodent and level of activity.

  3. Identify access

    Point out likely openings and contributing conditions found during the visit.

  4. Monitor

    Recommend follow-up when continued control or observation is needed.

Between visits

  • Store pantry food and pet food in sturdy containers.
  • Clean crumbs and spills, especially behind appliances.
  • Reduce clutter in basements, garages and storage rooms.
  • Repair visible gaps only after activity and safe timing are considered.
  • Keep exterior trash containers closed.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do mice keep coming back?

Food, shelter and small access points can continue supporting activity after an individual mouse is removed. An inspection helps identify the pattern instead of treating each sighting as an isolated event.

How are mice getting into my house?

Mice can use small gaps around utilities, doors, foundations and rooflines. The likely route depends on the building, so it should be evaluated at the property.

Is one treatment enough for mice?

It depends on the level of activity and conditions found. Some properties need monitoring or follow-up rather than a single visit.

Do you provide rodent control in Santa Clarita?

Yes. Traffic Pest Solutions serves Santa Clarita and provides rodent-control throughout its listed Santa Clarita and the San Fernando Valley service area.

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