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We answer fast. Same-day inspections in most cases. We confirm time and walk you through what to expect before we head out.
On-site walk: roofline, attic, soffits, foundation. We map every entry point and give you a written quote — free, no pressure to proceed.
Humane exclusion. Zero poisons. Every opening is sealed then protected by a written structural guarantee — plain English, no fine print.
Most bat issues in Austin homes are Mexican free-tailed bats — the same species that famously roosts under the Congress Avenue Bridge. Here’s what makes bat exclusion different from every other animal we handle.
Hearing or seeing any of this? Tap to call — we’ll inspect, identify the species, and time the exclusion legally around the season.
Real names. Real Austin homes. Pulled straight from Google.
“I highly recommend Texas Rodent. They were professional, honest, and easy to communicate with from start to finish. We had rats getting into our attic, and they found every entry point, sealed everything up, and handled the whole process humanely. They explained everything clearly and never tried to push us into a long-term contract. We haven’t had a single issue since. Definitely give them a call!”
“I can honestly say I highly recommend Texas Rodent. The guys were so professional and communicative. I had an issue with squirrels and a raccoon getting in my attic and they humanely relocated them and sealed everything up. No more problems! There was no pressure to sign any type of contract etc like I’ve experienced with other companies. Definitely call them. They are on it!”
“Texas Rodent did an amazing job. We had squirrels getting into one of our rental properties, and their team showed up quickly, communicated well, and took care of the problem the right way. They humanely removed the animals, sealed the access points, and made sure we understood what was done. No pressure, no upselling, just solid work. I’d definitely recommend them to anyone dealing with rodents or wildlife.”
Don't wait. Every week the problem grows — and the cleanup gets more expensive.