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Rodent Removal in Murfreesboro and Middle Tennessee

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We offer environmentally-friendly live and lethal rodent trapping.

Critter Gitter Wildlife Removal

solves rodent problems without the use of poison. 

Critter Gitter provides rat and mouse removal and rodent prevention services in Murfreesboro, Nashville, Spring Hill, Manchester, Shelbyville, McMinnville, and Franklin. If you are having issues with mice or rats in your home or in your yard, call Critter Gitter at 615-294-6957 

for safe and effective rodent control.

Rodent Problems in
Middle Tennessee

The most abundant and diverse nuisance mammals in Middle Tennessee are rodents. The 4 most common species of small rodents that invade homes in this area are:

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House Mouse, Mus musculus

White-footed Mouse, Peromyscus leucopus

Cotton Deer Mouse, Peromyscus gossypinus

Norway Rat / Brown Rat, Rattus norvegicus

Roof Rat / Black Rat, Rattus rattus

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We also remove other small rodents from attics and crawlspaces in the Nashville-to-Murfreesboro area, including:

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Southern Flying Squirrel, Glaucomys volans

Eastern Woodrat / Packrat, Neotoma floridana

Meadow Jumping Mouse, Zapus hudsonius

Eastern Harvest Mouse, Reithrodontomys humulis

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Rats and mice are primarily attracted to human structures by their need for shelter, and the presence of nearby food and water sources. These rodents are excellent diggers and climbers. If a rodent problem is left unchecked, mice and rats can cause serious damage to a home by chewing or leaving droppings inside attics and crawlspaces. In some cases, insulation or ductwork replacement may be necessary to address rodent damage.

 

Rodents are also known to sometimes carry human-transmissible diseases such as Lyme disease. Trapping rodents, removing food sources, and excluding the rodents from your structure is the best way to control the problem. Signs of possible rodent problems include:

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  • Tunnelling in attic insulation.

  • Small holes or tunnels in the ground by exterior foundation.

  • Mouse droppings under the sink or in the attic.

  • Scratching or chewing noises inside a wall.

  • Noises in an attic or under the house, especially at night.

  • Bits of torn insulation coming out the floor or ceiling vents.

  • Signs of chewing on pet food containers, bird seed bags, or grass seed bags.

  • Holes chewed through foundation vent screens.

  • Nest or pile of nesting material found inside the house.

  • Rat or mouse droppings in the crawlspace.

  • Odor of urine or a dead animal in the house.

  • Chew marks at door threshold or garage door corner seal.

About Our Rodent Control Services

Effective rodent trapping and exclusion begins with a thorough inspection to locate active rodent entry points to your home or other structure, as well as any other easy-access potential entry points where mice or rats might enter in the future with little effort. 

Critter Gitter Wildlife Removal technicians are experienced in identifying and permanently securing the entry points where rodents are gaining access to your home.

Our step-by-step rodent removal solutions will effectively eliminate your rodent problems. 

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  • Detailed on-site inspection and evaluation.

  • Humane, poison-free rodent trapping and removal solutions.

  • Decontamination of affected areas and remediation of animal damage.

  • Guaranteed repairs to secure active and potential rodent entry points on your residential or commercial building.

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Critter Gitter will help you with professional rodent trapping in Murfreesboro and Nashville area wide. We are trained to catch rodents and have years of experience in solving the most difficult rat and mouse problems. We perform rodent removal in a humane and timely manner.

Call Critter Gitter for Rodent Trapping and Exclusion in Middle Tennessee

If you are having issues with mice or rats on your property and you need rodent prevention, removal, or trapping services in Murfreesboro, Nashville, or Middle Tennessee call Critter Gitter Wildlife Removal at (615) 294-6957

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