Rodent proofing and pest control in Seattle, WA
We find every way rats and mice get into Seattle homes, seal it with materials they can't chew through and clean up what they leave behind.
- 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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Keeping rats and mice out of Seattle homes
Seattle's mix of older homes, dense neighborhoods and wooded greenbelts gives Norway rats and roof rats plenty of food and cover. Rodents only need a gap smaller than an inch, and vents, eaves and pipe openings are the usual way in.
Attic Crew rodent-proofs homes across Seattle, from Ballard, Queen Anne, Capitol Hill and Wallingford. We inspect the attic, roof line, crawl space and exterior, seal every entry point with steel mesh, sheet metal and concrete, and remove droppings, nests and contaminated insulation.
What we see in Seattle homes
- The houses
Seattle has some of the region's oldest housing: early-1900s Craftsman bungalows and foursquares in neighborhoods like Ballard, Wallingford and Capitol Hill, and post-war ramblers further north and south.
- The weather
Seattle gets measurable rain on roughly 150 days a year, and the damp season runs from October well into spring, which keeps attics, basements and crawl spaces humid for months.
- Under the floor
Seattle's older homes often have shallow, dirt-floored crawl spaces or partial basements, many still with whatever plastic sheeting went down when the house was built, if any.
Crawl space rodent proofing in a Seattle Craftsman bungalow
Capitol Hill, Seattle · from first look to finished job
- Before
The crawl space shows extensive rodent infestation signs, including droppings, nesting materials, and damaged vent covers.
- In progress
A technician removes the deteriorated vent cover and prepares to install steel mesh exclusion material to block rodent entry.
- After
The crawl space vent is fully rodent-proofed with steel mesh and metal patching, and the area is cleaned and sealed against further infestation.
Some images show actual Attic Crew jobs; others are representative, with details changed for customer privacy.
More rodent proofing projects
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4 photosSome images show actual Attic Crew jobs; others are representative, with details changed for customer privacy.
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.
“We moved into a new home that had rodents in the attics. Attic Crew was respectful, polite, and well-priced. Zabi was the Project Manager for our project and he takes such great joy in his work. He spent hours making sure all entry points were sealed and provided before and after photos. He used top tier insulation and cleaned our attic spaces to perfection.”
“We needed some rodent proofing and all of the insulation in our raised house replaced. I was able to get them out for an estimate within days and schedule the work within a couple of weeks. The work was done in about 7 hours and looks fantastic. Everybody was very friendly and professional.”
“Up in the attic there was old blown in insulation, I wanted remove it and cleanup droppings. I messaged here on google and they got back to me within two hours. The price was competitive and i felt ready to do it! The team came at 7:30am two gentleman went to the attic and one guy start the rodent proofing in the roof. They took before and after photos, i also climbed up to look and it was so clean and new…”
Serving Seattle from our Seattle office
1455 NW Leary Way #400, Seattle, WA 98107 · Directions
Neighborhoods we serve include Ballard, Queen Anne, Capitol Hill, Wallingford, West Seattle, Beacon Hill, Greenwood, Ravenna.
Rodent proofing in Seattle: FAQ
Do you serve all of Seattle?
Yes. Our crews work throughout Seattle and King County, including Ballard, Queen Anne, Capitol Hill, Wallingford and West Seattle, from our Seattle office.
How soon can you come out?
We respond quickly. Call 425-675-1721 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. Rodents can squeeze through openings smaller than an inch, so we inspect the attic, roof, crawl space and exterior.
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