Treat & Eliminate
Inspect the activity, put the control plan into action, and monitor the results before moving to the sealing stage.
PEST GUYS GREEN SOLUTIONS
Treat & Eliminate. Then Seal & Secure.
Rodents can find access through damaged soffits, roofline gaps, vents, door openings, and spaces around utility lines. Once inside, rats and mice can damage materials by gnawing and contaminate food and surfaces. Pest Guys Green Solutions provides a two-stage rodent program for Central Florida homes: first Treat & Eliminate the active problem, then Seal & Secure the agreed access points after the rodents have been addressed. Inspection and monitoring guide the plan for your home.
OUR TWO-STAGE RODENT PROGRAM
Inspect the activity, put the control plan into action, and monitor the results before moving to the sealing stage.
After the active rodents have been addressed, complete the agreed exclusion work to reduce opportunities for reentry.

Damaged roof and soffit areas, vents, door seals, and utility penetrations are examples of locations we assess. Your inspection identifies which areas need attention.

We explain the openings identified during inspection and the recommended repairs. Materials and methods are selected for each location while preserving necessary ventilation and drainage.
Control and exclusion work together. We address the active infestation first, then schedule Seal & Secure work based on the inspection and monitoring findings. Before work begins, we explain the treatment, follow-up, and repair scope so you know what is included. Sealing reduces access opportunities; continued maintenance helps protect the work over time.
OUR APPROACH


We inspect reported activity in accessible attic, indoor, and exterior locations. Droppings, nests, gnaw marks, and travel patterns help us assess the problem. We look for possible access routes and conditions that support rodents, then use the findings to recommend control and later exclusion work. The findings guide a plan tailored to your property.

We walk you through what we found and explain both stages of the program. You will understand the proposed trapping or station service, the monitoring and follow-up, and the recommended Seal & Secure work after the active rodents have been addressed. We discuss access, preparation, the scope of repairs, and your questions before moving forward.


We put the agreed control plan into action using methods suited to the rodent and the activity. This may include strategically placed traps and secured exterior stations where appropriate. We service and monitor the devices, evaluate changes in activity, and adjust the plan as needed. Once the active rodents have been addressed, we move into the agreed Seal & Secure work to reduce opportunities for reentry. Follow-up recommendations are tailored to your property and findings.

Targeted protection.
Ongoing attention.

Your peace of mind matters. If a pest problem persists or you’re not completely satisfied with our service, we’ll return as many times as necessary to resolve it—at no additional cost.
Ask a service advisor for more details.
Our Green Shield Pest Protection program brings inspection, communication, and targeted service together. We help you understand what is happening around your home and what you can do between visits.
The first stage addresses the rodents already active at the property. The second stage seals and secures agreed access points after that activity has been addressed. Monitoring helps guide the transition between stages.
The scope depends on inspection findings and the agreed proposal. Examples may include appropriate guards, screening, door seals, and repairs at vulnerable openings. We identify the specific work and access limitations for your home before proceeding.
Trapping addresses active rodents, but food, shelter, and access openings can support another problem. Exclusion and property maintenance help reduce those opportunities.
The Rodent Library has separate pages for Mouse, Norway Rat, and Roof Rat. Identification and the activity found at your home help guide the service plan.
Explore the Rodent Library →Let’s start with what you’re seeing.