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Need reliable Rodent Control in Fort Worth? Our experts provide fast, effective rat and mice removal services to keep your home protected. Call today for a free inspection and get rid of rodents before they cause more damage.
Years Of Experience
Rodent Guard Fort Worth has worked Fort Worth since 2010 — 15 years in attics, crawlspaces, and foundations across this city. We started as a small crew around Fairmount and grew by word of mouth because we fixed the problem instead of selling a monthly bait subscription. Today we cover the full Fort Worth metro, from Downtown high-rises to Wedgwood homes to acreage past Benbrook. Every technician is TPCL-licensed through the Texas Department of Agriculture. We inspect, quote in writing, seal, and verify — in that order, every time.
Not a franchise, not a call center. A local company that’s worked Fort Worth attics and crawlspaces since 2010 and knows this city’s specific pressure points firsthand.
Every technician is licensed by the Texas Department of Agriculture.
Active infestation? Hearing movement in your walls at night? We respond within hours — not days. The emergency line is always staffed.
Our Premium Care exclusion work is backed by a 5-year warranty. If rodents re-enter through a sealed point, we come back — no charge.
Most infestations are caught late because the early signs are easy to explain away. Here’s what’s actually worth paying attention to.
Rodents are nocturnal. Daytime silence and nighttime noise in the walls or attic is a strong behavioral indicator, not a random settling sound.
Fresh droppings appear dark and moist. Old ones are dry and grey. If new ones keep appearing in the same spot, the animal is still active — not a one-time visit.
Rodents run the same paths repeatedly. The oily smear left behind is body oil from repeated contact — it means a regular route, not a random crossing.
Rodents chew corners of cabinets, edges of food packaging, and cable insulation. Fresh gnaw marks are pale; older ones darken. Fresh marks mean current activity.
A dog or cat staring at, pawing at, or circling the same spot repeatedly is often detecting something a human won’t notice for another week or two.
Rodent urine has a distinct ammonia-adjacent odor. In an enclosed space like a cabinet or attic access, a persistent musky smell usually means an established population, not a single animal.
A single pair of rats can produce dozens of offspring within months. The longer they stay, the more damage and the higher the cost to fix it. Get your free inspection scheduled today.
Call before 2 PM and we’re typically there the same day. We ask a few quick questions so the right tech and materials show up first time.
Attic to foundation — every entry point checked, species confirmed, written quote in hand before we touch anything.
Rodents removed, every confirmed gap sealed with galvanized steel mesh. Most Fort Worth homes done in one visit.
We come back to verify zero re-entry. Anything needs fixing — covered under warranty, no extra charge.
Rodent Guard has completed jobs in every neighborhood listed below — this isn’t a generic coverage map, it’s where we’ve actually worked. Same-day appointments inside Fort Worth city limits, same-week across the rest of Tarrant County. If your area isn’t listed, call us anyway — we likely still cover it.
Roof rats are dominant in attics across older neighborhoods — Fairmount, Ryan Place, TCU area. Norway rats take over alley-adjacent and creek properties near the Trinity River. House mice are active year-round in all Fort Worth ZIP codes. Eastern fox squirrels hit neighborhoods with heavy oak canopy like Ridglea and Monticello.
Two peak windows: late October when overnight temps drop below 55°F and rodents move indoors, and early spring when outdoor food sources run low. Pier-and-beam homes and brick veneer with open weep holes are highest risk.
Yes. Every technician holds a valid Texas Structural Pest Control License (TPCL) from the Texas Department of Agriculture. We carry full commercial liability insurance and meet City of Fort Worth Code Compliance requirements for commercial jobs.
We don't rely on poison-only methods. Poison never fully eliminates a population — and dead rodents inside walls create a second problem. We seal every entry point, trap and remove active rodents, then verify. That's how you solve it permanently.
Most removal and exclusion jobs run around $249. Our annual Premium Care plan is $499. Every quote is in writing before work begins — no price surprises after treatment.
Steel mesh exclusion lasts 5–10 years under normal conditions. We back it with a 1-year warranty on Standard jobs and a 5-year warranty on Premium Care installations.
Rodent Guard Fort Worth runs a 24/7 emergency line across all of Tarrant County. Call us any time, and we'll respond within hours, not days — active infestations get priority dispatch regardless of which neighborhood you're in.
Look for a company that's TPCL-licensed by the Texas Department of Agriculture, carries full liability insurance, gives written quotes before work starts, and uses exclusion-based methods instead of poison-only treatment. We meet all four and have worked Tarrant County since 2010.