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Rodent Removal vs. Exclusion

When dealing with a rodent problem, it’s important to know the difference between removal and exclusion—two key steps in keeping your home pest-free. Rodent removal is the process of getting rid of rodents that are already inside your home. This usually involves traps or bait to eliminate the current infestation. It’s reactive—you’re solving a problem that already exists. Rodent exclusion, on the other hand, is proactive. It involves sealing up entry points, reinforcing vulnerable areas, and making your property less attractive to rodents. The goal is to prevent them from getting in at all. In short: removal gets them out, exclusion keeps them out. For long-term protection, both are essential.

Tom White

Art Director

squirrel inside of a soffit of a home
Rodent Removal vs. Exclusion

When dealing with a rodent problem, it’s important to know the difference between removal and exclusion—two key steps in keeping your home pest-free. Rodent removal is the process of getting rid of rodents that are already inside your home. This usually involves traps or bait to eliminate the current infestation. It’s reactive—you’re solving a problem that already exists. Rodent exclusion, on the other hand, is proactive. It involves sealing up entry points, reinforcing vulnerable areas, and making your property less attractive to rodents. The goal is to prevent them from getting in at all. In short: removal gets them out, exclusion keeps them out. For long-term protection, both are essential.

Tom White

Art Director

squirrel inside of a soffit of a home
Rodent Removal vs. Exclusion

When dealing with a rodent problem, it’s important to know the difference between removal and exclusion—two key steps in keeping your home pest-free. Rodent removal is the process of getting rid of rodents that are already inside your home. This usually involves traps or bait to eliminate the current infestation. It’s reactive—you’re solving a problem that already exists. Rodent exclusion, on the other hand, is proactive. It involves sealing up entry points, reinforcing vulnerable areas, and making your property less attractive to rodents. The goal is to prevent them from getting in at all. In short: removal gets them out, exclusion keeps them out. For long-term protection, both are essential.

Tom White

Art Director

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About Pest Arrest

Founded with a mission to provide effective, safe, and affordable pest control solutions, Pest Arrest has been serving Red Wing and the surrounding local community since 2023. He understands that pests can be more than just a nuisance—they can pose serious health risks and cause property damage.

Tyler is a licensed and certified technician who specializes in identifying, eliminating, and preventing pest infestations of all kinds. From common household pests like ants and spiders to more serious problems like box elder bugs and rodents, we have the expertise and equipment to handle it all.


What sets us apart is our commitment to using environmentally responsible methods that are safe for your family, pets, and the planet. We believe in providing lasting solutions, not quick fixes that leave you vulnerable to recurring problems.