Mesa Rodent Pest Control

Pest Home Defense provides safe and effective mice and rat removal at your home or workplace in Mesa.

Mice and rats can squeeze through small spaces and quickly take over any location. Rodents breed rapidly and transmit bacteria and disease just as fast. Even if you have not actually seen a mouse, tiny rod-shaped black droppings found near baseboards or food storage areas are often reliable indicators that rodents have invaded your premises in Mesa.

Residential and commercial rodent pest control is absolutely essential to preserve your quality of life and business reputation in Mesa. In addition to protecting health and peace of mind at home, Pest Home Defense rodent inspections and maintenance services are recommended for:

Hotels and hospitality outlets
Restaurants
Retail stores
Warehouses
Healthcare institutions
Academic institutions
Food processing plants

It is best not handle a problem with rodents on your own. Although there are many do-it-yourself methods for controlling rats and mice, these homespun pest control solutions are often insufficient to eliminate a problem that can quickly develop from a few critters into a full blown rodent infestation. If you suspect that rodents have invaded your location in Mesa, contact the pest control professionals at Pest Home Defense for safe, efficient and permanent removal of rats, mice or other vermin.

Rodent Control and Clean Up

Our licensed pest removal experts begin with a thorough inspection of your location to identify where rats and mice are hiding. Discreet and professional, Pest Home Defense technicians provide free assessments at any Mesa business or residential location and devise customized plans for rodent control as well as a follow-up maintenance and cleaning services to remove bacteria-ridden fecal matter and urine. Contact a rodent control expert in Mesa for a free consultation and for answers to any pest control questions you may have.

As part of a strategic and comprehensive pest control plan, focus on improvements in the following areas to keep rodents away:

Install door sweeps to effectively keep pests from scurrying into your facility
Inspect and clean drains. Lingering food particles in moist areas attract pests. Make sure drains are thoroughly cleaned on a regular basis
Ensure that trash and recycling bins are emptied regularly and have self-closing and tight fitting lids to keep rodents and other wildlife away
Inspect roofs for possible pest infestations and to repair any possible rodent entry points including skylights and deteriorated gutters
Manage moisture properly. Pests are attracted to humid environments. Industrial grade fans help to eliminate moisture once a facility is cleaned for the night

Very Friendly
Pest Home Defense has great service! They were able to come out to my home on the same day I contacted them. Kevin was very friendly and caring. I have not had any pest activity whatsoever. I would highly recommend PHD!

Mary L

Fantastic Work
The most professional Person I have come across. Kevin does fantastic work and is very thorough. He went above and beyond to help me with my pest needs. I will highly recommend him to anyone who needs pest control. Thanks again Kevin!

Alex P

He does a great job!
He does a great job! Does a great job of explaining what he is doing

Dennis D

Best “bug guy” ever!
Best “bug guy” ever! Honestly no one compares.. We moved in to a new house and he came to spray. Hours later there were lines of dead bugs along the footings.. Weeks later I still find new dead ones .. Comes once every 3 months and doesn’t price gouge you like the others…

Tom C

Goes The Extra Mile!
We love this guy! He knows everything about bugs and always goes the extra mile!

Jordan C

Great people!!
Great people!!

Peter B

Clearing up Myths about Mice

Cats or dogs may hunt a mouse for sport, but cannot control rodent infestations
Mice do not necessarily like cheese. The best bait for mice is peanut butter, chocolate and meats.
It is rare for only a single mouse to take up residence at any home or facility. Mice reproduce rapidly with a single female producing up to 60 offspring each year.