A rat inspection in Austin is the walk that finds the real problem: what kind of rat, how many, where they nest, and every way they are getting in. It is the foundation the whole plan is built on. Trapping and sealing only work when they target the actual routes, and the inspection is what maps them.
Call and describe what you are noticing, and an experienced technician sets up a full inspection of the home.
What the inspection covers
The technician walks the parts of the home rats actually use. Up high that means the attic, roofline, eaves, and vents where roof rats climb in. Down low it means the garage, slab, weep holes, and foundation where Norway rats work. The kitchen, utility penetrations, and yard round it out. Along the way the droppings, grease marks, gnawing, and runways get read to identify the species and locate the nest zones and entry points.
Why species identification matters
Roof rats and Norway rats move differently, so the plan differs. Roof rats need the roofline and attic sealed and trapped up high; Norway rats need the slab, garage, and weep holes closed and trapped down low. An inspection that names the species and maps its routes is what keeps the work from being guesswork.
From inspection to plan
Once the inspection is done, you get a straight read on what you are dealing with and a plan for clearing it and sealing the home, with upfront pricing before any work begins. No mystery, no pressure, just the full picture so you can decide.
Every lasting rat fix starts with a good inspection. Call 737-245-6033 to get an experienced technician to inspect your Austin home, day or night.