Rodent Control in Provo, UT

Scratching in the walls at 2 a.m.? When the first cold nights roll off the Wasatch bench, deer mice and house mice move into Provo attics, garages, and wall voids — and they do not leave on their own. We find them, remove them, seal them out, and clean up what they left behind.

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Rats & Mice SpecialistsExclusion IncludedServing All of Utah County

Provo's Rodent Control Specialists

Most pest companies spray for everything and treat rodents as an afterthought. We are the opposite. Every visit, every tool, and every page of training on our team is about rats, mice, and voles — how they get into Utah County homes, where they nest, and how to keep them out for good. That focus matters here: Provo's biggest indoor rodent is the deer mouse, a species that carries hantavirus and behaves differently from the house mice most national playbooks are written for.

From the older homes around downtown and BYU to bench neighborhoods at the mouth of Rock Canyon, we match the plan to the house, the species, and the season.

Mouse hiding inside a wall void in a Provo home

Our Rodent Control Services

Rat Control

Norway rats along the Provo River corridor and in older commercial areas — trapping, removal, and proofing.

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Mice Control

Deer mice and house mice in attics, walls, and pantries. Removal plus the sealing that stops the next wave.

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Rodent Removal

Live and dead rodent removal from attics, walls, and crawl spaces — including odor problems.

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Rodent Exclusion

Entry-point sealing, roofline work, vent screening, and garage seals. The step that makes removal last.

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Rodent Proofing

Whole-home proofing for houses, rentals, and new construction across Utah County.

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Rodent Inspection

Attic inspections and pre-purchase rodent inspections with a written findings summary.

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Attic Rodent Control

Attic cleanup, contaminated insulation removal and replacement, and re-entry prevention.

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Damage Cleanup

Droppings and urine contamination cleanup done the safe way — important with deer mice in Utah.

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Commercial Rodent Control

Restaurants, warehouses, property managers, and student housing across Utah County.

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Vole Control

Meadow voles tearing up lawns and garden beds — a Utah County specialty problem.

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Rat feeding outdoors at night, rat removal in Provo
Rodent droppings and debris collected during an attic cleanup in Provo

Why Provo Homeowners Call Us

Rat trap placed in contaminated attic insulation in Provo

How It Works

1

Inspection

We check the attic, roofline, foundation, and garage to identify the species, the damage, and every entry point.

2

Removal

Trapping and removal matched to the species and the location — attics, walls, crawl spaces, or living areas.

3

Exclusion

We seal entry points with rodent-proof materials so the next mouse on the bench cannot follow the same path in.

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Cleanup & Prevention

Safe cleanup of droppings and nesting, plus a prevention plan for your home and yard.

Roof vent screened with wire mesh to keep rodents out in Provo
Rat outside a home near a foundation opening in Provo

Signs You May Have a Rodent Problem

Mouse on a kitchen counter at night in a Provo home

Proudly Serving Provo & Utah County

We serve every Provo neighborhood — from Downtown, Joaquin, and Maeser to Edgemont, Rock Canyon, and the Riverbottoms — plus Orem, Springville, Spanish Fork, American Fork, Lehi, Pleasant Grove, and Mapleton. See the full list on our service areas page.

Hole chewed through a wall by rodents, an entry point in a Provo home

Frequently Asked Questions

What rodents are most common in Provo homes?

Deer mice are the most common indoor rodent in Provo, followed by house mice. Norway rats show up near the Provo River corridor, rail lines, and older commercial areas. Meadow voles are the main lawn pest. Roof rats, common in some states, are rare in Utah.

Are deer mice dangerous?

Deer mice can carry hantavirus, which is why droppings and nesting material in Utah attics should never be dry-swept or vacuumed with a household vacuum. Our cleanup process is built around safe handling — see our droppings cleanup page.

Do you use poison?

Our standard approach is trapping and exclusion, not poison. Poisoned rodents can die inside walls and create odor problems, and poison carries risks for pets and wildlife. Where a situation genuinely calls for it, we will discuss the options honestly before anything is used.

How do mice get into Provo homes?

A mouse can squeeze through a gap the width of a pencil. The usual entry points are garage door corners, utility line penetrations, foundation vents, and roofline gaps — older homes near downtown and BYU often have all four.

How fast can you come out?

Call us at (385) 406-1774 and we will give you the earliest available appointment for your area of Utah County, Monday through Saturday.

Snap trap set among rodent droppings in an attic in Provo
Rodents caught during a trapping service in Provo

Provo's Rodent Problem, Solved.

Hearing noises tonight? Do not wait for a small problem to become a colony.

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