Pack rats, woodrats and rats
Pack rat removal in Prescott, AZ
Pack rats nest under decks, in sheds and around parked cars, and they chew through wiring. We clear the nest, remove the animals and make your property less inviting to the next one.
The pack rat problem in Prescott
Pack rats, also called woodrats, are native to the pine and chaparral country around Prescott. They drag sticks, cactus pieces and shiny objects into large nests called middens.
A good nest site gets reused for years, so one pack rat problem tends to become the next one unless the nest is fully cleared.
Signs of pack rats
What our pack rat service includes
Removing one pack rat isn’t enough if its nest stays put. We deal with the animal, the nest and the way in.
Protecting your car from pack rats
Engine bays are warm and sheltered, and rodents chew constantly to keep their teeth worn down. Hoses and wiring are easy targets, and repairs can be expensive.
Clear the nest, not just the car
Pack rats that find a good spot keep coming back. We remove nests near where you park and seal garage entry points.
Change what attracts them
Woodpiles, brush and stored clutter near parking areas give pack rats cover. We show you what to move or clear.
Get chewed wiring checked
If you find chewed wires or hoses, have a mechanic inspect the vehicle before you drive it.
How we remove pack rats
Inspect
We find active nests, travel routes and how pack rats are reaching your garage, shed or vehicles.
Remove
We trap the animals and remove the nests and middens completely.
Seal
We close entry points into garages, sheds and crawl spaces.
Confirm
We check back to make sure no new nests or activity show up.
Pack rat and rat questions
Don’t see your question? Call and ask. We’re happy to talk it through.
Serving Prescott and nearby towns
Pack rat removal is available across the Prescott area, including:
Get pack rats off your property
Tell us what you’re hearing or seeing and we’ll call you back to set a time. No obligation, and you get a written quote before any work starts.
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