The challenge
Rodents in a commercial building in Downtown LA are a serious problem — a health-code risk, a threat to inventory and the building itself, and a reputation issue with customers and tenants. A commercial building in the DTLA Flower District needed a complete commercial rodent solution: clear the rodents, repair the building inside and out, and restore the contaminated areas.
Why commercial buildings are harder
Older commercial buildings in dense areas like DTLA have countless entry points — utility penetrations, exterior gaps, roof and ceiling access — and constant rodent pressure from the surrounding blocks. Getting ahead of it takes a building-wide approach and ongoing maintenance.
A closer look at rodent control in Los Angeles
Photos are from our own crews on real jobs across Orange County and Los Angeles — never stock. We run these same steps on every Los Angeles call.
What we did
- Commercial rodent trapping — cleared the active population throughout the building.
- Ongoing maintenance service — scheduled service to keep the building protected and catch new activity early.
- Interior & exterior repairs / exclusion — sealed and repaired rodent entry points inside and outside the building.
- Full cleaning inside and out — cleared all affected areas.
- Ceiling & attic repair and restoration — repaired the ceiling/attic areas and restored the contaminated space.
The result
The building was cleared of rodents, sealed inside and out, cleaned throughout, and restored — protecting the business, its inventory, its customers, and its compliance standing.
Commercial rodent problems across LA and OC
We handle rodent control and building restoration for commercial properties — retail, warehouses, offices, restaurants, and management portfolios — throughout Los Angeles and Orange County. Call (949) 304-5445 or email [email protected] for a free commercial assessment.
OUR METHOD
No rodenticides. No baits, powders, or treated devices.
We work with live traps and exclusion only — on every job, every time. That eliminates the secondary-poisoning pathway that kills owls, hawks, and the pets that eat poisoned rodents. California Department of Fish and Wildlife Trapping License TP-10188.
Book a free inspection
Pick an arrival window and it goes straight onto our schedule. You get a written report of what we found either way — and if you don’t have a problem worth paying to fix, we’ll tell you that.
No payment is taken to book an inspection. California Department of Fish and Wildlife Trapping License TP-10188.