Rodent Control Treatments
Pest Busterzz provides fast, reliable, and eco-friendly Rodent Control services designed to help control rodent activity and reduce the risk of future infestations. Using humane traps, exclusion techniques, and preventative strategies, our team helps protect homes by sealing likely entry points and addressing common nesting areas. Proudly serving Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach Counties, including Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Coral Springs, Margate, and surrounding South Florida areas, we focus on safe, effective, and long-term rodent control solutions.
Rodents can become a major nuisance when left untreated, potentially causing damage to wiring, insulation, food storage areas, and other parts of your property. Our experienced team uses targeted, eco-conscious methods designed to help manage rodent activity while helping keep your home protected and comfortable year-round.

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Common Rats Found in South Florida
Norway Rat (Rattus norvegicus)
- Appearance: Large and robust, with brown fur and a shaggy coat. They can grow up to 16 inches in length, including the tail.
- Habitat: Often found in burrows, under buildings, and in piles of debris. They are excellent climbers and swimmers.
- Diet: Omnivorous, with a preference for grains, meats, and garbage.
- Impact: Known to cause structural damage and can carry diseases.
Roof Rat (Rattus rattus)
- Appearance: Sleeker than the Norway rat, with a darker coat and a longer tail. They typically measure around 13 to 18 inches long, including the tail.
- Habitat: Prefers elevated areas such as attics, trees, and upper levels of structures.
- Diet: Primarily fruits and nuts, but will eat a variety of foods.
- Impact: Can cause damage to electrical wiring and home structures. They may also carry disease-causing organisms.
Wood Rat (Neotoma floridana)
- Appearance: Also known as pack rats, they have a furry tail, large ears, and big eyes. They are generally 6 to 8 inches long, excluding the tail.
- Habitat: Found in wooded areas, often building nests in trees or dense vegetation.
- Diet: Herbivorous, feeding mainly on seeds, fruits, and nuts.
- Impact: Less likely to invade homes but can cause damage to gardens and outdoor structures.
Marsh Rice Rat (Oryzomys palustris)
- Appearance: Small to medium-sized, with a brownish-grey coat. They are typically 5 to 7 inches long, not including the tail.
- Habitat: Common in marshy and wetland areas, often near water sources.
- Diet: Omnivorous, eating seeds, insects, and aquatic plants.
- Impact: Rarely a household pest, but can affect outdoor areas and potentially carry diseases.
Cotton Rat (Sigmodon hispidus)
- Appearance: Stocky build with a short tail and coarse fur, usually grey or brown. They range from 5 to 7 inches in length.
- Habitat: Prefers overgrown areas with tall grasses and shrubs.
- Diet: Omnivorous, feeding on plants, seeds, and insects.
- Impact: Generally not a household pest, but can damage vegetation and crops.
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