Higher, cooler and wooded, the East Mountains see heavy pack rat and mouse pressure. our team handles it.
Tijeras, Cedar Crest, Sandia Park and the surrounding East Mountain communities sit higher and cooler than the city, in pinon and juniper country. That means heavy pack rat activity, with woodrats nesting in rock piles, woodpiles, sheds, well houses and vehicles. Colder winters also push mice indoors hard, into cabins, garages and crawl spaces.
Mountain homes often have propane lines, well houses, decks and crawl spaces that give rodents cover and entry. our team who works the East Mountains knows these weak points, clears the active rodents and middens, and seals the structures against the woodrats the surrounding forest keeps sending.
our team covers the full range of rodent work in the East Mountains:
Yes. The pinon-juniper terrain is prime woodrat habitat, so pack rat calls are common in Tijeras, Cedar Crest and Sandia Park.
Yes. our team covers the East Mountain communities. Share your address and you connect with we who serves the area.
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