The Trouble Often Starts Behind the Walls.
Scratching overhead. A chewed food package. Droppings where they shouldn’t be. Rodents can stay out of sight while leaving plenty of clues.
Once inside, rats and mice may contaminate food, damage insulation and belongings, and gnaw on materials—including electrical wiring.
We inspect for nesting areas, travel routes, and openings around your home. Then we recommend a control plan and explain the repairs and prevention steps that can help keep new rodents from moving in.
Common Rodents & How They Get In
House Mice
Small, adaptable, and good at finding cover, house mice can nest in cabinets, wall spaces, furniture, and storage boxes. Reliable food and tiny openings can make a home inviting.
Roof Rats
These skilled climbers can use branches, fences, and utility lines to reach buildings. Attics and other elevated spaces are common places to find nesting activity.
Norway Rats
Larger and heavier than roof rats, Norway rats often stay near ground level. They may burrow around foundations, sheds, and landscaping or enter through lower openings.
Easy Ways Inside
Gaps around doors, vents, plumbing, and rooflines can give rodents access. Identifying those routes is an important part of reducing future activity.
HOW IT WORKS
A Smarter Approach
To Rodent Control
Inspect
We look for droppings, gnaw marks, nesting materials, travel routes, and likely entry points.
Treat
We recommend a focused control plan based on the rodents we identify and where activity is happening.
Protect
We explain entry points and contributing conditions, along with recommended exclusion and prevention steps.
Signs Rodents May Have Moved In
Sounds and odors can have other causes. An inspection helps determine whether rodents are responsible.
Why Do Rodents Keep Coming Back?
An open invitation can be as small as a gap.
Food, water, shelter, and accessible openings can attract new rodents even after earlier activity has been addressed. Rooflines, doors, vents, and utility penetrations are all worth checking.
Mango Mango looks beyond the rodents themselves. We combine a focused control plan with recommendations for closing entry points, improving storage, and reducing attractants—so your property is harder to move into next time.
Take Your Space Off the Rental Market.
Heard scratching or spotted something suspicious? We’ll help you understand the activity and make a plan to address it.
Call (254) 870-8225
Say goodbye to pests.
Ants, cockroaches, termites, mosquitoes, rodents, and scorpions can make themselves at home in Central Texas any time of year. We look for what’s bringing them in, treat where it’s needed, and help keep them from coming back, with a plan that fits your home. Get to know the pests we treat below.