The Root offers a full range of wildlife & animal control for homes and businesses in the Round Rock area.
Rodent control services for homes and businesses across Round Rock.
Call about Rodent Control →Round Rock property owners book rat extermination services with us year round.
Call about Rat Extermination →We handle mouse control services throughout Round Rock and the surrounding area.
Call about Mouse Control →Arrange squirrel removal anywhere in the Round Rock service area.
Call about Squirrel Removal →Raccoon removal, carried out on Round Rock properties of every size.
Call about Raccoon Removal →Attic animal removal for homes and businesses across Round Rock.
Call about Attic Animal Removal →Round Rock property owners book dead animal removal with us year round.
Call about Dead Animal Removal →This is the ongoing side of things: bait stations outside, monitoring, and sealing up the gaps that open as your slab shifts with the clay out here in Round Rock. It's less about one bad week and more about keeping the numbers down year to year.
This is the only service on the page built around recurring checks and prevention rather than solving one active problem.
Rats are bigger and smarter than mice, and they travel set paths along fence lines and roof edges. We use snap traps and track runs and droppings to find where they're actually coming in, not just where you've seen them.
Rats require tracking travel routes outside the structure, not just working inside the walls.
A mouse can get through a gap the width of a pencil, so the work is mostly about finding entry points most people would never look at twice, around pipes, vents, and garage door seals. Traps go in tight, low spots, not out in the open.
Mice get in through openings small enough that most of this job is finding gaps, not trapping animals.
Squirrels are active in daylight, which usually means you'll hear them before we even get there. They chew into fascia boards and soffits to get into the attic, so part of the job is patching what they've already damaged on the way out.
Squirrels work in daytime and chew their own entry holes, so repair of the opening is part of the job, not an afterthought.
Raccoons move at night, they're strong enough to tear open vents and soffits, and a mother with young will not leave quietly. We use one-way doors so she can get out but not back in, and we check for a den before closing anything up.
Raccoons are strong enough to force openings larger, and removing a mother with young changes the whole approach.
This is the part of the job that happens above your head, not in the yard. Attics in this area run hot for months at a time, insulation gets packed down and soiled by whatever's been living up there, and we're often on our knees moving across joists, not standing.
This is the only service done crawling through the attic itself, in heat that most of the other work never puts us in.
No live capture here, the animal's already gone, the job is finding where it died. That usually means following the smell to a wall cavity or attic corner, and sometimes cutting drywall to get it out before it keeps you up at night.
This is the only service where the animal is already dead, so the work is locating a carcass by smell, not trapping anything.