Rodent Control in Dayton, NV

Rodent exclusion. Rodent & Wildlife Services LLC seals the entry points rodents are actually using, then removes the animals already inside. In Dayton that means foundation vents, stem wall gaps, garage door corner seals, dryer and bath vents, swamp cooler and utility penetrations, roof-to-wall junctions and manufactured home skirting. We use materials rodents cannot chew through — galvanized hardware cloth, sheet metal, stainless mesh and rodent-proof vent covers — rather than expanding foam alone, which packrats and mice open up within weeks in this climate.

Rodent sealing. Targeted sealing of individual openings for homeowners who need a specific problem closed: a chewed vent screen, an open crawl space hatch, a gap behind a swamp cooler, a hole where a contractor ran a new line. Upfront pricing, and a workmanship warranty on what we seal.

Vapor barrier service. Dayton's dirt crawl spaces are where mouse contamination and soil moisture collect together. We remove soiled insulation and nesting debris, then install a new vapor barrier across the crawl space floor. The result is a cleaner, drier, easier-to-inspect space under the house and one fewer harborage area.

Raccoon trapping. We handle raccoons in chimneys, attics, crawl spaces and outbuildings along the Carson River corridor and around Dayton State Park, using a humane approach and following Nevada Department of Wildlife rules on how wildlife may be handled. Once the animal is out, we close the entry with hardware cloth and metal so the next raccoon does not walk into the same hole.

Bird netting. Pigeons and starlings nesting in open shop rafters, barn eaves, patio covers and loading areas are shut out with properly tensioned netting on stainless cable. Nesting debris comes out first, so we are not netting a mess inside.

Solar panel bird proofing. Rooftop solar is common across Lyon County, and the four-to-six-inch gap under the panels is prime pigeon nesting space — with droppings running down the roof and debris under the array. We fit mesh around the perimeter of the panels with clips designed for solar frames, so the array is enclosed without drilling into panels or racking.