Welcome! Sterling Heights Rodent Exterminator is a full-service rodent control company specializing in the permanent removal of mice and rats in Sterling Heights, MI. Whether you have a problem with mice in your attic, rats in your walls, or rodents scratching in your house, we can solve it! The key to PERMANENT rodent control lies in our inspection and preventative work - we seal the rats and mice out of your house forever, and we trap and remove them. We do not use poison! We answer our phone 24/7, and can schedule a same-day or next day appointment. Some of the services we offer include:

Sterling Heights's Best Rodent Removal: We're a highly trusted and voted the best Rat Removal Company in the town, and there are many reasons why. Firstly, our experts have a good 3 years of experience in the field, they know how to get the job done in a small period of time, swiftly, and while making sure our customer is satisfied with the end results. Secondly, all the procedures followed, equipment used, and methods employed to clean a rat-infested property of these tiny pests are 100% safe and environmentally friendly. No animal is harmed during the process of its removal. We don't use poison to kill rats, or torturous traps that can badly injure them, instead we locate the pests through professional and effective techniques, capture them, and remove them from a property just to release the animals back in their natural habitat. Thirdly, we don't charge hourly rates. Our professional would remain at your service until all the rats, or any other wildlife creature, has been captured. We'd further make sure to prove your home or office against rat infestation by closing all the entryways these creatures may be using to enter the premises. Also, our experts would clean away the critters, use effective methods for odor removal, and repair the damage caused by rats or during the capturing and removal process. The best part about our Rat Removal Company is that we're open and ready to serve our valued clients 24/7, any day of the week, any time of the year. We take no holidays and no days off, and can come help you at the timings that suit you the best. To order our expert Rat Removal Service, all you need to do is simply call us or drop a text message and we'd be at your disposal within no time, or whenever you say!

We Michigan's top experts in rodent control. We are not a typical Sterling Heights rat removal or pest control company. We don't treat rats or mice like insects, because they are not - they are mammals! You can't just use poison to get rid of them, like you can with insects. Unlike most Sterling Heights pest control, we focus on complete and permanent solutions. We don't just use poison every month. We solve your rodent problem forever, by following these steps:

• Inspect the entire house, ground to roof, and the attic
• Seal shut all entry areas, no matter how small, with steel
• Set a dozen or more rat or mouse traps in the house and attic
• Remove all rodents as they are caught and monitor for activity
• Once there is no more activity and no more caught, we're done
• When necessary, we clean rodent droppings, replace insulation, and repair chewed electric wires

Sterling Heights Rodent Removal Tip:

Do dogs keep rats and mice away?
There are a few breeds of dog that are actually well known for their ability to keep rats and mice at bay, but that doesn't necessarily mean that using them for your own rat catching methods is a good idea. We certainly wouldn't advise getting a dog for this sole purpose.

A dog is for life, not just for rat catching!

Whether we've watched too many reruns of Tom & Jerry, or we've just forgotten how good dogs once were for hunting with all the years of domestication we've given them, but it would appear that dogs are actually a man's best friend when it comes to the art of catching rodents. Mostly terrier breeds, others that are known for their superb sniffing-out of rodents include German Pinschers, Miniature Schnauzers and the Dachshund.

Of course, when you use a dog to catch rodents, your dog will be exposed to all the problems that you will be exposed to, and perhaps a few more too. The threat of parasites, for example, is great, and if your dog hasn't been treated for fleas, ticks, lice, or mites, there's a good chance that the rat can pass it over to the pooch.

Leptospirosis is another disease that you will definitely need to worry about when you bring rats and mice into the same environment as your household pets. This zoonotic disease can be passed along to humans just like other animals, including dogs and cats, and cases can vary, as can symptoms.

In the worst of cases, death of a Leptospirosis-infected puppy can happen in hours, with jaundice setting in very early, a temperature that just keeps getting higher, and even vomiting and an upset stomach, with signs of blood.

The earliest signs of the disease in lesser-affected dogs can make the disease very difficult to diagnose, and that's even more so the case when you aren't aware that the dog has even come into contact with rodents.

The disease can be spread via contaminated water, even rats and dogs swimming in the same body of water, and is contagious. You are going to want to keep one infected dogs away from non-infected dogs until treatment is complete.

If your dog does happen to catch a rat, it might catch something called toxoplasmosis. This parasite actually lives in the muscles of the rats, creating cysts which the dog then ingests as it consumes the rat. This disease is very dangerous for pregnant women, and can also prove fatal to cats. Pregnant dogs and puppies are especially prone to worst-case scenarios, although adult dogs in good health can come out of things relatively unscathed.

Further diseases that you may need to concern yourself with when using a dog as a method of rat trapping include Rat Bite Fever, which can be treated with antibiotics fairly easily, but can result in death. Contaminated or infected rat feces is usually the culprit as far as this disease is concerned, but your dog can also catch this disease by consuming the meat of an infected rodent.

Rabbit Fever, also known as Tularemia, Roundworm, bubonic plague … These are all diseases that are known to be transmitted from rats to dogs, and in some cases, can even be transmitted to humans also.

Using dogs to catch rats is not a good idea, especially if your dog has not been vaccinated against the diseases that rats are well known to carry and pass on to your pampered pooch. The best way to deal with a rodent infestation is to seal up the area, using rat traps to deal with the existing rat population.


We service nearby towns such as Warren, Clinton Township, Shelby Charter Township, Mount Clemens, St. Clair Shores, Roseville, Eastpointe, Utica, New Baltimore, Harrison charter Township, Fraser, Romeo, Armada, Center Line, New Haven.