Every job starts with the $49 compliance inspection and a written, fixed quote — no work is sold without one. The truck is stocked with the common materials, so the straightforward fixes usually happen the same visit. And if you have us do the work, the inspection's free.
Start With the Inspection Call (208) 897-2844Steel exclusion covers on foundation vents; attic and gable vents screened with galvanized hardware cloth. The most common entry points on Treasure Valley homes, handled first.
Carpentry repair and sealing at the roofline — gaps, rot, and loose joints where rats and squirrels climb in. This is the work pest companies don't do; it's most of what keeps a house sealed.
Every penetration sealed with chew-proof mesh and sealant: plumbing, electrical, AC lines, gas lines, and the holes nobody remembers drilling.
Door sweeps fitted and adjusted, garage door bottom seals replaced, side gaps closed. A quarter-inch gap is an open door to a young rat.
Proper caps that keep out wildlife and weather, and crawlspace access doors that fit, latch, and seal.
The full package from your inspection report: every finding handled under one fixed quote, photographed before and after, and documented for your records.
Single fixes are priced per item from the inspection; whole-house work is one fixed number, in writing, before we start. Typical whole-house sealing on an average Boise home runs $500–$2,500 depending on the number and difficulty of entry points. Materials the truck already carries are included in the quote — no surprise parts runs billed to you.
Sealed points are guaranteed for 12 months: if a rat gets through a point we sealed, we come back and make it right. Every job is photographed and documented — you get the record, which is also your compliance paper trail if the city ever asks.
Sealing a house with rats in it traps them in — removal comes first, or alongside. Our sister site handles the inside half: Treasure Valley Rat Control. We'll coordinate so the two halves land in the right order.