Rodent Control in Gladstone, Manitoba
Rodents are one problem with a lot of faces. Mice in the walls over winter, rats around the bins, gophers and ground squirrels wrecking a yard or a pasture, raccoons in the attic, skunks under the deck. They all get in the same way, they all stay for the same reasons, and they all need someone licensed to deal with them properly. We handle the whole range across central Manitoba, on town lots, acreages and working farms, and we deal with the reason they showed up rather than just the ones you have already seen.
Why Choose This Service
One service covers the range: mice, rats, gophers, ground squirrels, raccoons and skunks
Works on farm yards and acreages, not just houses, including bins, outbuildings, shelterbelts and pastures
We find and close the entry points, so you are not treating the same problem again next season
Burrow and ground work for gophers and ground squirrels, structural work for mice and rats, removal and exclusion for raccoons and skunks
Applied and handled by a licensed Manitoba applicator under MB Pest Control License #2538
Ongoing programs available for properties with steady pressure, which is most farm yards
Our Process
We walk the property and identify what you actually have. Mice, rats, gophers, ground squirrels, raccoons and skunks all leave different signs, and the treatment is different for each.
We find how they are getting in or where they are established: foundation gaps, soffits, bin pads, burrow systems, shelterbelts and under decks and outbuildings.
We treat and remove using the right method for that animal, whether that is baiting, trapping, burrow treatment or physical exclusion.
We close the entry points and tell you what on the property is attracting them, because feed, water and cover are the reason they came.
For farms and acreages with constant pressure we set up a recurring program instead of waiting for the next infestation.
Ready to Get Started?
Contact Prairie Fresh Roof today for professional rodent control in Gladstone and surrounding Manitoba communities.
Call (204) 871-6792