Rodent proofing and pest control in Spokane Valley, WA
Scratching in the attic or droppings in the basement? We track down how rodents are getting into your Spokane Valley home and seal it for good.
- Whole-home inspection: attic, roof line, crawl space and exterior
- Steel mesh, sheet metal and concrete, not just foam
- Before-and-after photos of every sealed entry point
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Why rodents move into Spokane Valley homes
Former orchard land, the Spokane River and the Dishman Hills give mice and other wildlife an easy path into Valley neighborhoods. When the first hard frost arrives each fall, rodents look for warm shelter, and an attic, basement or crawl space is ideal.
Our crews work throughout Spokane Valley, including Opportunity, University, Dishman and Veradale. We inspect top to bottom, seal entry points with steel mesh, sheet metal and concrete, and remove droppings, nests and contaminated insulation.
What we see in Spokane Valley homes
- The houses
Much of Spokane Valley was built in the 1950s through the 1970s: ramblers and split-levels in Opportunity, University and Dishman, with newer subdivisions toward Greenacres and Veradale.
- The weather
The Valley gets the same cold, snowy winters as the city, and attics that lose heat to the roof are the ones that grow icicles and ice dams after every snowfall.
- Under the floor
Spokane Valley ramblers and split-levels often have a crawl space or a daylight basement, many with under-floor insulation and vapor barriers that have never been replaced.
Crawl space rodent proofing in a Spokane Valley two-story home
Trentwood, Spokane Valley · from first look to finished job
- Before
Before cleanup and repair, the Spokane Valley crawl space shows clear signs of rodent infestation with droppings scattered on the dirt floor and breaches in the vent allowing rodent entry.
- In progress
A technician systematically removes contaminated insulation and debris.
- After
The crawl space is now rodent-proofed with sealed vents and clean insulation, eliminating entry points and infestation evidence.
Some images show actual Attic Crew jobs; others are representative, with details changed for customer privacy.
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What our customers say
Rated 4.9 on Google, with 5-star reviews on Yelp, so you can breathe easy knowing you're in good hands.
“Joey and his crew arrived on time. They were very professional and considerate to our needs. We needed our old insulation swapped out and have our attic and crawl space rodent proofed. They did an amazing job at doing so. He was considerate enough to take pictures of all work completed and presented me everything.”
“I had a fantastic experience working with the Attic Crew. The fact that they are a one stop shop for clean up, rodent control and insulation made everything so simple and seamless. Their bid was competitive and their quality is excellent. This is definitely the company you want to work with.”
“This company has done a unrivaled job. They stand behind their reputation and are true to their word. They did insulation clean up, installing new insulation, sanitized and rodent proof. It's only been a few days but you can already tell the different in the temperature of our house!”
Serving Spokane Valley from our Spokane office
601 W 1st Ave, Suite 1400, Spokane, WA 99201 · Directions
Neighborhoods we serve include Opportunity, University, Dishman, Veradale, Greenacres, Trentwood, Ponderosa, Edgecliff.
Rodent proofing in Spokane Valley: FAQ
Do you serve all of Spokane Valley?
Yes. Our crews work throughout Spokane Valley and Spokane County, including Opportunity, University, Dishman, Veradale and Greenacres, from our Spokane office.
How soon can you come out?
We respond quickly. Call 509-352-0021 or send the form and we'll schedule your free inspection at a time that works for you.
How do rats get into my attic?
Usually through openings at the roof line: damaged vent screens, gaps at the eaves and spaces around chimney or plumbing pipes. Mice can squeeze through gaps about the size of a dime, so we inspect the attic, roof, crawl space and exterior.
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