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Rodent control in New Braunfels & Comal County
Roof rats, Norway rats and house mice move into Comal County attics, garages and walls, especially when the weather cools. Bug King finds how they're getting in, removes them with traps and exterior bait stations where appropriate, and closes or shows you the entry points so they stay out. Scratching in the attic at night is the most common first sign.
What this covers
- Roof rats, Norway rats and house mice
- Attic, garage and crawl space inspections
- Trapping and tamper-resistant exterior bait stations
- Finding and closing entry points
Signs you need rodent control
- Scratching or running in the attic or walls at night
- Droppings in the pantry, garage, attic or under sinks
- Gnawed food packages, wiring, insulation or AC lines
- Greasy rub marks along walls and beams
- Pet food or bird seed disappearing
How it works
How Tyler handles rodent control
Inspect
Tyler checks the roofline, attic, garage, AC line penetrations, vents and foundation for droppings, runways and entry points.
Remove
Inside the home, traps are placed where rodents travel, so they don't die inside walls. Outside, tamper-resistant bait stations are used where appropriate.
Close entry points
Gaps around pipes, vents, garage doors and rooflines are sealed with rodent-proof materials where practical, and the rest are shown to you.
Check back
Traps are checked and cleared until activity stops.
When it peaks in the Hill Country
Rodents look for shelter as nights cool in fall and winter, but roof rats stay active year-round in Comal County, drawn to pecan and fruit trees, bird feeders, pet food and dense vegetation against the house.
Towns we serve
Rodent control across all of Comal County, with same-day service 7 days a week.
Plans
One-time, monthly or quarterly
One-time service
A single visit for a specific problem.
Best for
- A sudden ant, roach or wasp problem
- Getting a house ready to sell or for guests
- A move-in treatment
Quarterly plan
Four visits a year, timed to the seasons. The best fit for most homes.
Best for
- Ongoing protection from everyday pests
- Exterior barrier refreshed each season
- Call or text between visits if pests come back
Monthly plan
Twelve visits a year for heavy pest pressure.
Best for
- Active infestations
- Homes with steady scorpion or roach activity
- Mosquito season near rivers and the lake
FAQ
Rodent control questions
Do I have rats or mice?
Droppings tell you. Mouse droppings are about the size of a grain of rice; rat droppings are about half an inch or longer. Noise in the attic at night is most often roof rats.
Do you use poison inside the house?
Inside, Tyler relies mainly on traps so rodents don't die in walls and cause odors. Tamper-resistant bait stations are used outside where they're appropriate.
How did they get in?
A mouse can fit through a gap about the size of a dime and a rat through one about the size of a quarter. Common spots are roof returns, AC line penetrations, garage door corners and vents.
How long does it take?
Most homes see activity drop within a couple of weeks once traps are in and entry points are closed, with follow-up visits until it stops.
Free quote
Get a rodent control quote
Tell Tyler what you're seeing and he'll get back to you with a straight price. Faster? Call or text.