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We'll help take back your home from rodents

We are the Worcester MA area rodent control service experts who combat invasive mice and rats. Schedule your rodent control service with us.

The same things you love about your home make it a haven for rodents—especially in the fall and winter as they look to find shelter from the cold. And when you consider that a mouse can squeeze through a space as small as a dime and rats can fit through holes as small as a quarter, it’s no surprise they can find a way in.

If you suspect you have a rodent issue, call the experts at Ford’s Hometown Services. One of our professional customer service representatives will take the time to understand your issues and help create a plan of action. We’ll set you up with an appointment that works with your schedule and connect you with one of our knowledgeable, friendly technicians who will solve your issue as quickly and cost-effectively as possible.

Here are some of the Massachusetts locations we service for "Mouse Control"

Acton, MA	East Brookfield, MA	Lincoln, MA	Oakham, MA	Taunton, MA
Arlington, MA	Fitchburg, MA	Littleton, MA	Oxford, MA	Templeton, MA
Ashland, MA	Framingham, MA	Lunenburg, MA	Paxton, MA	Tewksbury, MA
Auburn, MA	Franklin, MA	Mansfield, MA	Pepperell, MA	Townsend, MA
Ayer, MA	Gardner, MA	Marlborough, MA	Petersham, MA	Upton, MA
Barre, MA	Grafton, MA	Maynard, MA	Phillipston, MA	Uxbridge, MA
Bellingham, MA	Groton, MA	Medfield, MA	Plainville, MA	Waltham, MA
Berlin, MA	Hardwick, MA	Medway, MA	Princeton, MA	Wareham, MA
Blackstone, MA	Harvard, MA	Mendon, MA	Rutland, MA	Warren, MA
Bolton, MA	Holland, MA	Milford, MA	Sherborn, MA	Wayland, MA
Boylston, MA	Holden, MA	Millbury, MA	Shriley, MA	Webster, MA
Boxborough, MA	Holliston, MA	Millis, MA	Shrewsbury, MA	Wellesley, MA
Brimfield, MA	Hopedale, MA	Natick, MA	Southborough, MA	West Boylston, MA
Brookfield, MA	Hopkinton, MA	Needham, MA	Southbridge, MA	West Brookfield, MA
Cambridge, MA	Hubbardston, MA	Newton, MA	Spencer, MA	Westborough, MA
Charlton, MA	Hudson, MA	New Braintree, MA	Sterling, MA	Westford, MA
Clinton, MA	Lancaster, MA	North Attleboro, MA	Stow, MA	Westminster, MA
Concord, MA	Leicester, MA	North Brookfield, MA	Sturbridge, MA	Weston, MA
Douglas, MA	Leominster, MA	Northborough, MA	Sudbury, MA	Worcester, MA
Dudley, MA	Lexington, MA	Northbridge, MA	Sutton, MA	Wrentham, MA

80 Plus Years of experience eliminating Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Cape Cod’s most common rodents, including:

Mice

The common house mouse is perhaps one of the most troublesome and aggravating household pests in the Massachusetts and Rhode Island region.

Signs that mice are present in a home (other than noise) can include seeing areas that were gnawed by their teeth or discovering their fecal droppings – which resemble dark grains of rice, but smaller. Gnawing can cause extensive household damage and poses a fire risk as they like to gnaw on wiring covered with insulation.

Mice exterminators such as the rodent control experts at Ford’s offer a number of effective mice control, mice exclusion, and mice extermination products and techniques to fit the size and scope of any mouse infestation. In fact, mice control and mice management are service specialties here at Ford’s.

Rats

Rats are often found in and around farms, gardens, open fields, and even homes and other buildings. If you observe rats in your garden, yard, or other landscaping, it’s very likely that they will soon invade your home. Rats are an incredibly invasive species and can be very destructive, so if you suspect rats on your property, don’t delay.

Rats are active throughout the entire year. They seek out any sources of food to devour and also contaminate anything left uneaten. Much like mice, rats can do significant damage to your home and belongings because they gnaw on wood; however, the tooth marks left by rats are much larger.

If you have any questions about rat management, call us immediately! Our team of highly experienced pest control experts will help restore peace to your home, business, or other property.

mole elimination services from Ford's Hometown Services

Moles/Voles

Voles (Microtus pennsylvanicus) are rodents, moles (Scalopus aquaticus) are mammals – both can be a nuisance regarding lawns and landscaping.

Voles, also known as meadow voles or meadow mice, are mouse-like rodents that can damage grass, bulbs, trees, and plant roots. Voles are herbivores, feeding on plants like turfgrass, and can create runways in yards. They are often active at dawn or dusk, seeking shelter in burrows, mulch, tall grass areas, and more.

Moles in yards can offer benefits like soil aeration and pest control, but they may also cause issues such as erosion, root damage, and increased ant and beetle presence. Moles are insectivores, feeding on worms, grubs, and insects. Loose soil, abundant insects, wet areas, poor lawn maintenance, and proximity to wooded areas attract moles.

If your yard is beginning to resemble Swiss cheese, give us a call to stop the tunneling.

Your satisfaction is guaranteed.

Just one of the reasons we’re the most trusted
rodent elimination professionals in the area.

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