Rat & Rodent Control in Cape Coral, FL

Rat & Rodent Control built for Cape Coral homes

Cape Coral sits on a peninsula bordered by the Caloosahatchee River to the east and Matlacha Pass to the west, with more than 400 miles of canals threading through nearly every part of the city. Those canals include both tidal saltwater channels and separate freshwater systems that store irrigation water, creating persistent moisture that roof rats, the dominant commensal rodent across Florida, rely on for harborage and travel routes. With roughly 57 inches of rain falling each year, most of it concentrated June through September, canal banks and the raised fill lots beside them stay damp for months. Roof rats move along fences, overhead lines and rooflines into attics and wall voids. Because temperatures rarely drop enough to interrupt activity, a year-round rodent program is the practical answer for Cape Coral homeowners. Contact us for a free inspection.