Mouse and Rat Control in Fort Wayne, IN

Droppings in the pantry, chewed boxes in the garage, scratching in the walls when it gets cold. DeadOne Pest Control removes mice and rats from Fort Wayne homes and businesses and seals the gaps they use to get in.

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How we do it

DeadOne: Getting Mice and Rats Out for Good

Droppings in the pantry or scratching in the walls means rodents have found a way in. We inspect for droppings, rub marks and chew spots to learn where they live and how they travel. Then we trap them out and close up the gaps so new ones cannot follow.

House mouse on a floor
Rodent bait station in a garage
Why it is worth it

Why Mice Are Worth Taking Seriously

A couple of mice in October can be a lot of mice by January. They chew wiring, insulation and stored boxes, and cold Indiana nights push them indoors every fall. Seeing bigger animals? See wildlife trapping. Business owners can ask about commercial service.

FREQUENTLY ASKED ・ ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS

Questions About Mouse and Rat Control in Fort Wayne

What people ask when they find droppings.

How do mice even get in?

A mouse can squeeze through a gap about the size of a dime. Garage door corners, gaps around pipes and dryer vents, and loose siding are the usual spots.

Mouse droppings are small, like grains of rice. Rat droppings are much bigger. If you are not sure, snap a picture and describe it when you call.

That is a fair worry. Inside the house we lean on traps for that reason, and use bait stations outside. Your technician will explain the plan for your home.

Yep. We cover Allen County and the surrounding area, including New Haven, Leo-Cedarville, Huntertown, Auburn, Garrett, Columbia City, Huntington, Bluffton, Kendallville, Decatur and Warsaw. Give us a call and we will tell you if you are in range.