Rodent control Los Angeles isn’t bait-and-wait. Ronin’s 360° program closes entry points first, removes activity safely, and verifies results with photos. From stucco eaves and Spanish-tile roofs to busy service alleys, we know how rats get in—and how to keep them out under California rules. Need help now? Book your free inspection with Rodent Control in Los Angeles.

TL;DR (Why Ronin wins in LA)

• Local specialists (30+ years): stucco, Spanish-tile roofs, palms, alley-loaded businesses—we know where rats get in.
• Exclusion first: we seal ¼″+ gaps at vents, doors, pipes, and rooflines; then we remove activity safely.
• Frictionless service: night access by key/code and 24/7 response so homes rest easy and businesses don’t stop.
• Proof you can see: photo-documented work + follow-ups, backed by clear guarantees.
• → Start now: Rodent Control in Los Angeles

Rodent Control Los Angeles: Our 5-Step Process

It’s not bait-and-wait. It’s a closed loop: Inspect → Exclude → Sanitation Coaching → Targeted Removal → Verify & Prevent.
This aligns with Integrated Pest Management (IPM) best practices from university and public-health sources. Mice Control

Step 1 — Diagnose (Full-Property Inspection)

• Attic-to-alley survey: rooflines, eaves, vents, conduits, door thresholds, crawl spaces.
• Identify species (roof rat vs Norway rat) and activity level.
• Immediate safety notes if we find gnawed wiring or contaminated insulation.
• Deliverable: a simple report with prioritized fixes and a service plan.

Step 2 — Exclude (Seal Every ¼″+ Gap)

• ¼″ galvanized hardware cloth on vents/soffits; steel or copper mesh + mortar/metal flashing around pipes and conduits.
• Door sweeps/brush seals for garages and service doors; adjust thresholds until no light shows.
• Trim palms/vines clear of roof and eaves.
• Result: rodents cannot re-enter while we remove the ones inside.

Step 3 — Sanitation Coaching (Fast Wins that Matter)

• Lock bin lids, keep pads under grease containers, elevate cardboard and storage.
• Use city tools: Bulky Item Pickup and MyLA311 to keep alleys clean.
• Why: less food + fewer harborage sites = faster results.

Step 4 — Targeted Removal (Safe & Compliant)

• Covered snap traps and locked stations placed along runways—no open devices.
• Strategy tailored to California’s current restrictions on certain rodenticides; we emphasize exclusion + devices first.
• Pet- and kid-aware placements with clear maps.

Step 5 — Verify & Prevent (Follow-Ups You Can Trust)

• Photo-verified exclusion points, capture logs, odor-neutralizing clean-ups as needed.
• Re-inspection after weather or construction.
• Optional monitoring plan for restaurants, multi-unit, warehouses.

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Mini Case Snapshots (LA Realities)

Westside Restaurant (Back-of-House Doors)

Night service with manager’s code access; installed brush seals and sweeps, screened wall penetrations, tightened dock routine. Activity dropped within the first week; passed re-inspection.

Silver Lake Home (Roof Rats & Palms)

Found access at eaves where palms touched tiles. We trimmed vegetation, screened attic vents with ¼″ hardware cloth, sealed conduits, and installed tamper-resistant devices. Scratching stopped; follow-up clear.

DTLA Office (Service Alley Pressure)

Neighbors’ overflow was feeding rodents. We improved bin discipline, scheduled Bulky Item Pickup, sealed weep screeds, and set a short monitoring cycle. Complaints ended the same month.

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What to Expect on Day 1 (Home or Business)

• 10–15 min walkthrough with you or your staff.
• Inspection + photos; you receive a simple plan with priority fixes.
• We start exclusion the same visit (most properties) and set devices where needed.
• You get a photo report and the follow-up date before we leave.

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Why LA Chooses Ronin

• Speed & convenience: Same-day scheduling, 24/7 response, night access by key/code.
• Commercial know-how: Restaurants, food service, warehouses, multi-unit.
• Proof: Photos, maps, and clear guarantees.
• Book your free inspection:
• Rodent Control in Los Angeles • Mice Control

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Resources We Follow (External)

• UC ANR—Rats (ID, exclusion, devices): https://ipm.ucanr.edu/home-and-landscape/rats/pest-notes/
• UC ANR—Rats PDF (quick reference): https://ipm.ucanr.edu/pdf/pestnotes/pnrats.pdf
• CDC—Seal Up to Prevent Rodents: https://www.cdc.gov/healthy-pets/rodent-control/seal-up.html
• LA Sanitation—Bulky Item Pickup: https://sanitation.lacity.gov/…/s-lsh-wwd-s-c-bic
• MyLA311—Service Requests: https://myla311.lacity.gov/s/
• California DPR—Rodenticide updates & compliance: https://www.cdpr.ca.gov/

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