Contact Lincoln Rodent Control Co.

How to Reach Us

Email us any time, day or night. A real person from our Lincoln team reads every message.

What Helps Us Come Prepared

When you email us, a few details let us bring the right equipment and get started faster:

1. Your name, phone number and service address — so our technician can reach you on the way.
2. Where you're seeing signs — kitchen, walls, attic, basement, garage, yard or coop.
3. What you've found — droppings, chewing, nests, noises, burrows or the animal itself. A photo of droppings helps us tell mice from rats right away.
4. When it's worst — night scratching usually means mice; early-morning and late-afternoon noise in the attic often means squirrels.
5. Anything you've already tried — traps, bait or products, so we know what's out there before we arrive.
6. Access details — gate codes, pets on the property, where to park, and attic or crawl space access.
7. For landlords and property managers — the units involved, tenant contact info, and whether you need proof of insurance or separate billing.

What Happens After You Reach Out

1. We get back to you fast. Someone from our Lincoln team contacts you to confirm the address and what's going on.
2. We give you an honest arrival time. Usually about 60 minutes. If it'll take longer — bad roads, a busy night, an address on the edge of our area — we'll say so.
3. We tell you if it can wait. If what you're describing doesn't need a rush visit, we'll say that too and schedule a time that works for you.
4. A technician inspects and explains. You'll see what we found, with photos, and get a written quote before any work starts.
5. We get to work — or leave you the plan. Many jobs start the same visit once you approve. If you'd like time to think it over, the quote is yours to keep.

While You Wait for Us

• Don't sweep or vacuum droppings. It can put contaminated dust in the air. Leave them for us, or spray with disinfectant, let it soak, and wipe up with paper towels while wearing gloves.
• Keep kids and pets out of the area where you've seen activity, especially if you've put out traps or bait.
• Don't try to grab a mouse, rat or squirrel. They bite. If one is loose in a room, close the door and stuff a towel under it.
• Leave the evidence. Chewed packages and droppings help us figure out what you have and where it's coming from.
• Put food away in sealed containers so we can see clearly what's being eaten.
• If you smell burning near rodent activity, turn off power to that area at the breaker and call the fire department if needed — chewed wiring can be a fire hazard.