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Venice Rodent Control Services

Trapping, Baiting, and Exclusion Services for Homes in Manatee County, Sarasota County, and Southwest Florida

Rodents invading your home pose serious threats beyond the unsettling noises in your walls. They contaminate food, spread disease, damage insulation and wiring, and reproduce at alarming rates if left unchecked. Urban expansion has displaced rodents from natural habitats, pushing them into residential areas where they seek the food, water, and shelter your home provides.

Good News Pest Solutions has become Southwest Florida's leading rodent control experts, providing customers throughout our service area with comprehensive solutions that not only trap existing rodents but also prevent future invasions through proven exclusion and population management strategies. With our eco-friendly products, five-star reviews, and mission-driven service philosophy, it’s easy to see why our community trusts our pest control team to protect their homes from rats, mice, and more.

Whether you’re dealing with an existing rodent problem or interested in preventing future invasions, you can call Good News Pest Solutions at (941) 420-6199 to request a free estimate!

We Are Proud to Partner With These Groups and Organizations

  • Angi
  • Green Business Partnership
  • C12 Group
  • CPCO
  • LWRBA
  • RASM
  • Manatee Chamber of Commerce
  • VABR
Our Customers Say It Best
"Great Folks All Around"

Good News Pest Solutions has very competitive pricing and took the time to explain in detail each step of the process. Very professional and not pushy at all. Great folks all around.

- William N.

Our Premier Rodent Control Program

Effective rodent control requires a systematic approach that addresses three critical components: excluding entry points, eliminating existing populations, and preventing re-infestation. Our Premier Rodent program delivers the most comprehensive solution available, backed by a one-year guarantee and ongoing monitoring for lasting peace of mind.

We begin with a meticulous inspection to identify every potential entry point. Rodents can squeeze through openings as small as a quarter inch. Our technicians seal all known access points using durable materials that rodents cannot chew through, and we install proprietary covers on roof vents, which are common entry routes. This exclusion work forms the foundation of long-term rodent prevention by transforming your home from an easy target into a fortress.

Next, we address any rodents already inside your structure by strategically placing multiple traps throughout attic spaces and other affected areas. Our team checks these traps twice a week until we're confident that every rodent has been removed. Simultaneously, we install four to six professional-grade bait stations in discreet locations around your exterior perimeter. These stations continuously reduce the outdoor rodent population, preventing new invasions before they start.

Once elimination is complete, we vacuum droppings and apply professional-grade deodorizers, sanitizers, and virucides throughout the entire attic space, eliminating health hazards and unpleasant odors. Many customers finalize the process by upgrading to TAP insulation, which not only makes attics look brand new but also acts as a powerful deterrent to re-infestation. Our quarterly monitoring and bait station maintenance help keep your property protected year-round, and our warranty can be renewed annually with minimal investment for continued protection.

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Why Rodents Are Florida's Most Persistent Invaders

Rodents thrive in Southwest Florida's climate and have adapted remarkably well to urban environments, making them one of the most challenging pests to control. Understanding their advantages helps explain why professional intervention is essential.

Our local rodent population is known for:

  • Explosive reproduction rates. A single female mouse can produce 5-10 litters per year with 5-6 offspring each, meaning a pair of mice can theoretically generate hundreds of descendants within months if left unchecked.
  • Incredibly flexible bodies. Rats and mice possess collapsible skeletons that allow them to squeeze through openings that appear far too small, taking advantage of tiny gaps around pipes, vents, and utility lines that homeowners often overlook.
  • Constant gnawing behavior. Rodent teeth never stop growing, forcing them to gnaw continuously on wood, plastic, insulation, and even electrical wiring to keep their teeth manageable, creating fire hazards and extensive structural damage in the process.
  • Exceptional climbing abilities. Contrary to popular belief, rats and mice are excellent climbers that can scale rough exterior walls, navigate tree branches, and access roofs with ease, making ground-level exclusion insufficient.
  • Adaptable diet and habits. Rodents consume virtually anything and quickly learn to avoid dangers, developing trap-shyness and bait-aversion that make DIY control efforts increasingly ineffective over time.
  • Disease transmission risks. Rodents carry numerous pathogens in their droppings, urine, and saliva, including hantavirus, salmonella, and leptospirosis, while also introducing parasites like fleas and ticks into your home.

These factors combine to make rodents present in even the most exclusive neighborhoods and well-maintained homes throughout Florida. Approximately 20 percent of our pest control work involves rodent issues, highlighting the widespread and persistent nature of this problem across all demographics.

Don't let rodents damage your home and threaten your family's health. Call Good News Pest Solutions at (941) 420-6199 or contact us online to request same-day services!