Rat Control Fountain, CO

Rat signs in a garage corner, including gnawed material and droppings

Fountain Rat Control

Rat Control in Fountain and South El Paso County

Rats are less common than mice in the Pikes Peak region, but Fountain sees them around sheds, chicken coops, feed and along the creek. We serve Fountain every week. Call or text (719) 465-4818 for a fast price.

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South Side Service

Rats in Fountain Homes and Yards

The rats we find in Fountain are almost always Norway rats. They burrow along foundations, under sheds and slabs, and in thick brush near drainage areas and Fountain Creek. They are much bigger than mice, and the signs are bigger too: large droppings, chewed holes and burrows in the dirt.

Rats follow food. Chicken feed, bird seed, pet food, dog runs, compost and open trash are the most common reasons they settle on a property. From there they move into garages, sheds and crawl spaces, especially when it turns cold.

We handle rat control for Fountain homes with tamper-resistant bait stations placed where rats travel, plus follow-up visits to confirm the activity is gone. Baiting is what gets rid of them, and the follow-up keeps them gone. We're running a winter promo right now, so call or text us for today's price.

Fountain Pest Guide

What We Help With in Fountain

Rodents are the top winter call in Fountain, and we cover the rest of the year too.

Rats

Burrows, sheds, coops and garages.

Rat control →
Mice

Garages and kitchens from October through February.

Fountain mouse control →
Ants

Pavement ants and harvester ant mounds.

Fountain ant control →
Spiders

Black widows and wolf spiders in garages and window wells.

Fountain spider control →
Cockroaches

Apartments, rentals and kitchens.

Fountain cockroach control →
Year-round plans

Quarterly visits that cover insects and rodents together.

Quarterly plan →

Through the Year

The Fountain Rodent Year

March to May: Rats that wintered under sheds and slabs stay active and start new burrows.

June to August: Rats feed outdoors around coops, gardens, compost and trash.

September to October: Rats and mice start moving toward garages and crawl spaces as nights cool.

November to February: Peak season indoors, in garages, sheds and crawl spaces.

Before We Arrive

Simple Steps for Fountain Homeowners

Store chicken feed, bird seed and pet food in metal cans with tight lids, and pick up spilled feed every evening.

Keep wood, brush and stored items off the ground and away from the house and shed so rats have fewer places to burrow.

Do not sweep or vacuum droppings. Spray them with a disinfectant first, wear gloves, and wipe them up. Then call or text us and we will take it from there.

How It Works

How to Get a Price in Fountain

Owner-led service. Colorado Qualified Supervisor license 40115 and Colorado commercial applicator license 18555.

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Call or text us

Tell us what you are seeing, where on the property, and your neighborhood in Fountain. A call works too: (719) 465-4818.

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Get a fast price

We'll reply with a clear price and what the service covers. There's no pressure.

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We book the service

Pick a time that works. Fountain is on our regular weekly route, so most homes can be booked within a few days.

Where We Work

Fountain Areas We Serve

80817 Fountain80911 Security-Widefield

Answers Before Service

Fountain Rat Control Questions

How do I know if it is rats or mice?

Rat droppings are much bigger, about the size of a raisin or larger, and rats leave burrows and bigger chewed holes. Tell us what you are seeing and we will sort it out.

How fast can I get a price?

Call or text (719) 465-4818 and tell us what you are seeing and where. We reply with a clear price and book a time that works for you.

Is it safe around pets and chickens?

We use tamper-resistant bait stations placed where rats travel, and we will walk you through where everything is placed.

Will sealing alone stop rats?

No. Sealing helps, but sheds, slabs and crawl spaces always leave a way in. Baiting is what gets rid of rats, and follow-up visits keep them gone.

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