Titan Rodent and Pest Control Inc.
7023 Valjean Ave, Van Nuys, CA 91406
P: (818) 865-7228 E: info@rodentcontroltitan.com

Inspection Checklist for Rodent Activity Detection and Prevention

Customer(s):  Date: 

Address:  Unit #: 

Phone:  Email: 

Inspected By: 

Phone: 

Email: 

 

ATTIC & ROOF - Pest activity:                         

YES      NO
  1. Damaged roof vent screens: holes detected during inspection.

* A very common and easy way for rodents to gain access to a structure.

  1. Damaged air ducts (holes, tears, disconnects): damaged ducts.

* Rodents use air ducts to transfer safely from one place to another and to stay warm during cold days.

  1. Damaged insulation: Sq Ft insulation.

* Rodents use insulation for resting, hiding, breeding and nesting. The space under the insulation provides.

  fairly even temperatures in both hot and cold days and helps keeping the young ones safe.

INTERIOR - Pest activity:     Droppings                    

YES      NO
  1. Damaged door sweeps and gaps under exterior doors.  damaged door sweeps.

* Commonly used by rodents to gain access to the interior of your home.

  1. Gaps around plumbing and electrical penetrations under sinks.

* Commonly used by rodents to gain access to the interior of your home.

GARAGE - Pest activity:                         

YES      NO
  1. Damaged roof, gable and foundation vent screens: holes detected during inspection.

* A very common and easy way for rodents to gain access to a structure.

  1. Gaps in plumbing, electrical and ventilation penetrations:               

* A very common and easy way for rodents to gain access to a structure.

  1. Gaps around garage door:          

* A very common and easy way for rodents to gain access to a structure.

  1. Holes and gaps in common walls between garage and house:  holes detected during inspection.
    * One of the main and most common ways rodents use to enter the attic and livable spaces.

  1. Storage and boxes:                     
    * Limiting rodent hiding spots goes a long way.

CRAWL SPACE - Pest activity:                          

YES      NO
  1. Damaged air ducts (holes, tears, disconnects): damaged ducts.

* Rodents use air ducts to transfer safely from one place to another and to warm up during cold days.

  1. Damaged insulation: Sq Ft insulation.

* Rodents use insulation for resting, hiding, breeding and nesting. The space above the insulation provides.

  fairly even temperatures in both hot and cold days and helps keeping the young ones safe.

  1. Crawl space door:    

EXTERIOR - Pest activity:                         

YES      NO
  1. Damaged gables, eave and foundation vent screens: holes detected during inspection.
    * A very common and easy way for rodents to gain access to a structure.

  1. Gables corners and other penetrations under roof lines: holes detected during inspection.
    * Though harder to reach, such penetrations allow an access into the structure and are often are missed.

  1. Damaged door sweeps and gaps under exterior doors.  damaged door sweeps.

* Commonly used by rodents to gain access to the interior of your home.

  1. Holes in plumbing, electrical and other wall penetrations:  holes detected during inspection.

* Holes in the exterior walls provide the easiest access to a structure and are a breach in the first line of defense.

  1. Vegetation growing against exterior walls and vegetation overlapping roof lines.

* Provides shelter, nutrition and allows rodents an easy access to your roof and into the structure.

  1. Food Sources:               

 

Notes:

Dear Customer,

Following my inspection at your property, here are the immediate steps recommended to remediate the rodent problems found:

INITIAL SERVICES:

COST

Supply and install welded wire mesh, copper mesh, steel wool, cement, polyurethane foam             

                                       and caulking to patch and seal potential rodent access points and penetrations as needed.

$

 Supply and set up –          

                                     Traps Location & Number:                                     

$

RECURRING SERVICES:

 

          

                                        Total number of follow-up visits (price for any additional visit, if required $).

$

OTHER SERVICES:

 

                

$

    

$

Due to potential rapid growth of rodent activity, this estimate is good for 14 days from the day of inspection. Anything after those 14 days requires a new inspection and estimate of costs, and may require a cost for a new inspection.

Discount:

$

Total:

$