The situation
A Fountain Valley homeowner had rodents active on the property. Beyond the immediate infestation, the goal was to not just clear it once, but to keep it clear — catching any new activity early, keeping the home sealed, and staying ahead of the problem.
What we did
- Rodent trapping — cleared the active population with a targeted trapping program.
- Ongoing property maintenance service — scheduled visits to monitor for new activity and stay ahead of any return.
- Repairs & exclusion — repaired and sealed entry points so rodents couldn’t get back in.
- Cleaning — cleared droppings and contamination from the affected areas.
A closer look at rodent control in Fountain Valley
Photos are from our own crews on real jobs across Orange County and Los Angeles — never stock. We run these same steps on every Fountain Valley call.
Why ongoing service wins
Rodents are relentless — new ones are always looking for a way in, especially in established neighborhoods. A one-time treatment clears what’s there, but maintenance service is what keeps a home protected long-term.
The result
The home was cleared, sealed, cleaned, and put on a maintenance rhythm that keeps it rodent-free — no surprises, no repeat infestations.
Want your home protected year-round?
Ask us about ongoing rodent protection and our Home Shield maintenance plans. Call (949) 304-5445 or email [email protected] for a free rodent inspection in Fountain Valley.
Serving Fountain Valley and all of Orange County & LA County. Learn more about our wildlife & pest control in Fountain Valley, or call (949) 304-5445 for a free inspection.
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.