
Rodent Removal Across San Diego County
Contractors are dispatched throughout the City of San Diego and the county around it. The neighborhoods and cities below get their own page because the housing, the canyons and the coast change what a job looks like.
- City of San Diego and the county
- Canyon rims, coast and tile-roof suburbs
- Same free inspection everywhere
Three kinds of San Diego house, three kinds of job
The pre-war districts, the mid-century suburbs and the tile-roof stock from the 1970s onward produce different inspections. In Mission Hills, Kensington, Talmadge and North Park the houses are Craftsman and Spanish revival on raised foundations, with clay tile or open rafter eaves and a canyon at the back fence, so the list runs from the bird stop to the foundation vents. In Clairemont, Serra Mesa and Point Loma the 1950s ranches have open eaves and finger canyons between the streets. In Scripps Ranch, Tierrasanta and the newer suburbs the houses are stucco under concrete tile, and a missing or crushed eave closure is the entry.
The coast adds its own pressure. La Jolla, Pacific Beach and Ocean Beach carry older cottages under dense mature landscaping and palms, and the surrounding cities from Coronado to Oceanside each have an older core and a newer edge. The service pages cover the work itself, and the area pages cover the houses it happens in. Roof rat removal and rodent exclusion are the two most areas call for.
Neighborhood and city pages
Each page is grounded in what is known about that area: the age of the houses, the roof type, whether there is a crawl space, and how much canyon, palm and ivy sits against the eave.
The route in from the sewer line
How a rat travels a drain into a house.
Video: How do rats get out of the sewers and into your home?, from BEEKIND Pest Control.