Question 1

How much does rodent control cost in Toronto?

Accepted Answer

Rodent control in Toronto typically costs $229 to $429 for mice and $279 to $499 for rats, with exclusion work from $175. Mice Control is a two-visit program, and Rodent Exclusion can run past $600 depending on the number and size of openings. A standalone inspection is $99 and waived when treatment is booked, so the inspection fee does not add to the treatment cost.

Question 2

Do you charge for an inspection?

Accepted Answer

Rodent Control Toronto charges $99 for an inspection and waives it when you book treatment. The inspection covers the full property to locate nests, runs, burrows, and entry points, so the treatment plan targets where the rodents actually travel. When treatment goes ahead, the inspection is included in the program price rather than billed separately.

Question 3

Do you offer 24/7 emergency rodent service in Toronto?

Accepted Answer

Calls are answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in Toronto. Emergency service covers the same inspection, trapping, baiting, and exclusion steps as a scheduled visit, with the inspection fee waived when treatment is booked. Call ahead and the team confirms the next available appointment for your address.

Question 4

What does your guarantee cover?

Accepted Answer

In Toronto, rodent and wildlife exclusion work carries a 1-year written guarantee; insect treatments carry a 90-day written guarantee. The 1-year guarantee applies to the exclusion work that seals the entry points, since sealing is what holds the result after the active animals are cleared. The 90-day guarantee covers the treated areas for insect programs, giving a defined window to confirm the treatment held.

Question 5

How do I tell if I have mice or rats?

Accepted Answer

Droppings tell mice from rats in a Toronto home: mouse droppings are about the size of a grain of rice, rat droppings larger and capsule-shaped. Mice leave gnaw marks on food packaging, while rats leave greasy rub marks along baseboards where they travel. An inspection confirms which animal is present so the treatment matches its behaviour.

Question 6

What's the difference between rodent control and rodent exclusion?

Accepted Answer

Rodent control removes the mice or rats already inside a Toronto home; rodent exclusion seals the gaps they got in through. Control covers trapping, bait stations, and burrow treatment to remove the active population, priced from $229 for mice and $279 for rats. Exclusion uses steel mesh, concrete, and flashing to close gaps around pipes, vents, and foundations, starting at $175 and running past $600 on larger jobs, and it is the step that stops the next animals from entering.

Question 7

Why do mice keep coming back after I set traps?

Accepted Answer

Traps in a Toronto home catch the mice already inside, but the gaps that let them in stay open until exclusion work seals them. Mice nest inside wall voids and ceiling spaces and take bait readily, so trapping can drop the active count while the entry points stay open. Sealing those entry points with rodent exclusion is what breaks the cycle, and it is where the 1-year written guarantee applies.

Question 8

What attracts rodents to houses in Toronto?

Accepted Answer

Most Toronto houses let rodents in through ordinary gaps: around pipes and vents, under doors and where older foundations have cracked. Older brick houses give mice and rats easy entry and sheltered nesting spots. Cluttered storage, open food, and unsecured garbage indoors then give them a reason to stay once they are inside.

Question 9

Do you remove raccoons and squirrels too?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Rodent Control Toronto removes raccoons, squirrels, skunks, groundhogs and opossums; most jobs cost $325 to $650. Wildlife removal uses a one-way door over the entry point so the animal leaves on its own, then seals the gap once activity has stopped. The 1-year written guarantee applies to the exclusion work that keeps the next animal out.

Question 10

Do you work with landlords and property managers?

Accepted Answer

Landlords and property managers across Toronto can book rodent control for a single unit or a whole building. Programs scale from one unit to a full building, with inspection, trapping, baiting, and exclusion applied where the activity is found.

Question 11

I hear scratching in my walls at night. Is it mice?

Accepted Answer

Night-time scratching in the walls of a Toronto home is often mice, but squirrels and raccoons sound similar, and a $99 inspection tells them apart. Light, steady scratching inside walls and ceilings points to mice, while heavier thudding or scurrying in the attic or roofline often means squirrels or raccoons. An inspection confirms which animal is present so the right treatment is applied.

Question 12

Do you treat condos and apartments?

Accepted Answer

Condos and apartments in Toronto get the same rodent control as houses, starting with an inspection of the unit. Treatment targets the unit where activity is found, with trapping, baiting, and exclusion applied to the entry points rodents use. For bed bugs, the program is priced by unit size from $375 to $900 across two visits.

Rodent Control in Toronto

What we handle

Mice Control

Rat Control

Rodent Exclusion and Entry-Point Sealing

Wildlife Removal

Bed Bug Treatment

Insect and Pest Control

How it works

Inspect

Treat

Seal

Guarantee

Pricing

Reviews

Common questions

Areas we serve

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