Professional rodent control gets rid of mice and rats by combining a thorough inspection, sealing the entry points they use to get inside, and targeted trapping or enclosed baiting, followed by year-round monitoring so they do not come back. Since 1950, Clark Pest Control has used this approach to help homeowners across California and Nevada get rid of rodents fast, with a free inspection and a satisfaction guarantee.
Schedule a free rodent inspection or call (800) 882-0374.
Most people discover rodents by the signs they leave behind long before they see a live mouse or rat. Watch for these common clues:
Knowing which rodent you have matters, because each one behaves differently. The three we treat most across California and Nevada are:
Those small gaps are the whole problem: a rat can pass through a half-inch opening and a mouse through a quarter-inch, which makes every entry point hard to find on your own. Clark technicians inspect your home, identify the species, and locate every way in. For more background, see the UC IPM guidance on rats and the house mouse. If you notice any of these signs, request a free rodent inspection and we will confirm what you are dealing with.
Rodents breed quickly and are tough to remove for good without sealing the way they got in, so we treat the active problem and the entry points together. Our residential rodent services include:
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Rodents are smart and cautious, often avoiding new traps and baits for days, which is why a one-and-done approach rarely works. We follow a clear process instead:
California restricts many rodenticides, so professional, IPM-based exclusion and trapping matter more than ever, and they are safer and more effective than store-bought poison. For typical homes, we rely on inspection, exclusion, trapping, and enclosed baiting rather than fumigation.
Caught a rodent problem early? Acting fast keeps a few rodents from becoming an infestation. Schedule your free rodent inspection.
Clark Pest Control has been a California company since 1950, with more than 30 branches across California and Nevada and licensed technicians who know how local roof rats, Norway rats, and house mice behave. Every service is backed by our customer satisfaction guarantee, and our IPM-based approach focuses on keeping rodents out for the long term, not just clearing them once.
Certifications: GreenPro certified (learn more), Licensed and Insured
A little preparation helps your technician inspect, seal, and treat more effectively. Before your visit:
One important rule: do not set out your own poison or baits before the visit. California restricts many rodenticides, and DIY poison can drive rodents into walls to die or interfere with our plan. Talk to your technician first.
Once rodents are gone, a few habits keep them from coming back:
Pair these steps with Year-Round Pest-Away for ongoing protection.
We provide rodent control for homes across California and Nevada through 30+ local branches. Rodent pressure rises as cooler weather pushes roof rats, Norway rats, and house mice indoors, so a fast local response keeps a few rodents from becoming an infestation. Here are a few of the areas we cover:
Rodent control pricing depends on the size of your home, the rodent species, and how far the infestation has spread. That is why we start with a free inspection: once we know exactly what we are dealing with, we give you a clear, no-obligation quote before any work begins.
Yes. We control house mice, roof rats, and Norway rats, the three rodents we see most across California and Nevada. We identify the species first, because mice and rats nest and travel differently, then match the treatment to the problem.
Rodent exclusion means sealing the gaps rodents use to get inside. Rats can squeeze through a half-inch opening and mice through a quarter-inch, so we inspect your home, find every entry point, and seal them to stop reinfestation. Exclusion is what keeps rodents out for good, not just gone for now.
Yes. We favor mechanical methods like trapping and exclusion, and where we use bait we place it in enclosed, tamper-resistant stations. Our approach follows integrated pest management (IPM) and GreenPro standards to keep your family and pets in mind.
Often, yes. Same-day or next-day service is frequently available depending on your branch and the time of year. Call us and we will get a technician scheduled as soon as possible.
The three we treat most are the house mouse (Mus musculus), the roof rat (Rattus rattus), and the Norway rat (Rattus norvegicus). Roof rats climb and nest high in attics and trees, Norway rats burrow low near foundations, and house mice slip through gaps as small as a quarter-inch.
Our goal is to keep them from returning. We seal entry points so new rodents cannot get in, and our Pest-Away year-round program keeps watch so rodents do not become a repeat problem. Every rodent service is also backed by our satisfaction guarantee.
Most visits take one to two hours, depending on how widespread the infestation is.
Yes. With more than 30 branches across California and Nevada, we provide rodent inspections, exclusion, and treatment close to home. Find your nearest Clark branch on our locations page.
"I am so happy I went with Clark Pest Control. My technician for my residence is a great guy named Rowdy. He has listened to all of my concerns, and I really appreciate him coming out when I needed him the most. Between hornets and my long-time resident (a rat), it has all been taken care of. Thank you so much, Rowdy, for your above and beyond service."
Kathrine I., Redding, CA
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Last updated: June 2026