
Inspect Common Rodent Areas
We inspect accessible attics, garages, crawl spaces, storage areas, rooflines and exterior foundations for rodents and related evidence.
Identify Food, Shelter and Entry Conditions
Pet food, fallen fruit, dense vegetation, clutter, damaged vents and gaps around the structure may support rodent activity.
Address Identified Activity Areas
We use appropriate professional methods based on the rodent, apparent population, travel routes and property conditions.
Recommend Exclusion and Prevention Steps
We explain applicable ways to address accessible openings, food sources, vegetation, storage and sanitation concerns.

Inspect
Find Rodent Evidence
We inspect accessible areas for droppings, gnawing, tracks, nests, rub marks and possible entry points.
Assess
Evaluate the Activity
We identify the apparent rodent, affected areas, travel routes and conditions supporting the problem.
Control
Target Qualifying Areas
We apply suitable rodent-control measures to locations included in the approved service plan.
Prevent
Reduce Recurring Activity
We provide applicable exclusion, sanitation, storage and landscaping recommendations.

"Jeremy came out and did a thorough inspection to find the raccoons living in my chimney. He also checked around my house for other places where rodents could get into the house. I would highly recommend Ace Ventura Pest and Wildlife Control. 👍"
— Pamela Kunhart
Yes. Ace Ventura Pest & Wildlife Control serves qualifying properties throughout Granite Bay and the Greater Bay Area.
Rats and house mice may enter homes and businesses. An inspection helps determine the apparent rodent and appropriate service approach.
Common signs include droppings, gnaw marks, scratching noises, damaged food packaging, nesting material and greasy rub marks.
Rodents may occupy attics, garages, crawl spaces, wall voids, cabinets, storage areas, dense vegetation and spaces beneath structures.
Food, water, shelter, landscaping and accessible structural openings may attract or support rodents.
Yes. Rodents may contaminate food, damage stored materials and gnaw insulation, wood, plastic or electrical wiring.
Yes. Some rats are capable climbers and may use trees, fences, rooflines, utility routes and exterior openings to access elevated areas.
Ultrasonic and repeated sound devices are generally unreliable because rodents may quickly become accustomed to them.
New activity is possible when entry points, food, water or shelter remain available. Exclusion and continued prevention are important.
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8462 Joe Rodgers Rd, Granite Bay, CA, 95746
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