If you’re hearing scratching, finding droppings, or spotting activity in the attic or garage, we can help. Gold Palm focuses on strategic removal, entry-point sealing, and prevention so rodents don’t return.
The fastest, most reliable way is a three-part approach: identify the species (roof rat vs. Norway rat vs. mouse), reduce active pressure with targeted trapping, and then seal the entry points that let them return. In Phoenix and the East Valley, repeat infestations almost always trace back to roofline access, vents, and small gaps at doors/utility penetrations.
In Arizona, rats and mice commonly move through garages, attics, block walls, and landscaping. The biggest risk isn’t seeing one — it’s what happens behind the scenes once they settle in.
Droppings and urine can build up in attics, garages, storage areas, and around appliances. Even small activity can create odor, staining, and cleanup concerns.
Rodents chew constantly. In homes, that can mean damaged wiring, ducting, stored goods, and entry points that get bigger over time.
Traps alone can reduce activity, but if entry points aren’t identified and addressed, rodents often return — especially in neighborhoods with food and shelter nearby.
We’ll identify the activity, show you the likely routes, and recommend the right next step — from trapping and removal to rodent-proofing.
We don’t treat “rodents” as one category. Behavior changes everything — where they nest, how they travel, and which entry points matter most.
Roof rats are excellent climbers. In Arizona, they often travel from palms and citrus into rooflines, then nest in attics and quiet upper areas of the home.
Norway rats are more ground-oriented and may burrow near foundations, block walls, and storage structures. Where present, control often depends on perimeter inspection and burrow/route discovery.
Mice can enter through tiny gaps and often stay close to walls and edges. They’re frequently found in kitchens, pantries, garages, and utility rooms — especially where food is easy to access.
If you’re seeing any of these, it’s worth having a professional confirm what’s happening. The sooner we identify entry points and travel routes, the easier (and cleaner) it is to solve.
Rodent control is about more than catching what you see. We focus on identification, strategic removal, and the entry points that cause repeat problems — especially in Arizona homes.
Trapping reduces activity — exclusion prevents the next wave. We identify the exact routes rodents use, then recommend (or perform) sealing and screening that fits your home’s layout.
We don’t just “seal everything.” We prioritize high-probability entry points based on: the species (rats vs. mice), activity mapping, roofline/perimeter layout, and where the home creates sheltered access.
If rodents keep returning after DIY traps, it almost always means an entry point is still open.
Every property is different. Pricing depends on the species, the entry points, and whether the goal is short-term reduction or long-term prevention through exclusion.
Roof rats, Norway rats, and mice move differently — which changes inspection focus and trap strategy.
The number and type of entry points (roofline, vents, doors, penetrations) determines the exclusion scope.
Attic access, roof height, garage layout, and perimeter complexity impact labor and follow-up planning.
Trap-only can reduce activity, but exclusion + monitoring is the best path to long-term prevention.
We’ll always explain what we found and what drives the quote — no vague “rodent package” pricing.
Short, direct answers — and when it makes sense to bring in a pro for trapping, attic work, and sealing.
We help homeowners across the Valley with roof rats, Norway rats, and house mice — with a focus on clear inspection findings, effective trapping, and exclusion options for long-term prevention.
If you’re nearby but don’t see your city listed, reach out — we likely still serve your area.
Rodent control isn’t just “set traps and hope.” We confirm species, map activity, and fix the access points that cause repeat infestations. Serving Phoenix Metro, the East Valley, and Pinal County with a premium, prevention-first approach.
Whether it’s roof rats in the attic or mice in the garage, we’ll identify the species, map the routes, and recommend the best next step — trapping, exclusion, or a complete prevention plan.
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