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Raven Termite & Pest Control
Bird exclusion spikes installed along a roof ledge in Southern California

Exclusion and removal done right

Bird & Rodent Control

Humane, practical bird and rodent control in Southern California for rats, birds, squirrels, and other wildlife that damage property or create health risks.

How we help

Birds and rodents become a problem when nesting, droppings, or chewing create health and structural risks — especially for commercial buildings, food-related businesses, and multi-family properties across Southern California. We focus on proper removal and exclusion so the issue doesn’t simply move a few feet over.

Inspection & entry-point finding

Rats can enter through openings as small as a quarter. We look for nesting areas, travel paths, and building gaps.

Removal & sanitation guidance

Safe removal paired with practical cleanup recommendations so droppings and nesting materials don’t keep attracting pests.

Exclusion & deterrents

Sealing, spikes, and site-specific deterrents that make roosting and re-entry harder — especially on commercial properties.

Free inspection

Not sure what you’re dealing with? We’ll inspect, explain the findings, and recommend a plan that fits the property.

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Our work

Exclusion, trapping, and monitoring in the field

Real placements from our jobs. Where a station or trap goes matters as much as what goes in it.

  • Crawl space vent fitted with new metal screening beside an exterior bait station
    Re-screening a crawl space vent. Sealing the way in matters more than anything set out to catch them.
  • Snap trap set on insulation between joists in an attic
    Roof rats nest in attics. Traps go on their travel paths, not wherever there happens to be room.
  • Tamper-resistant rodent station placed along an interior baseboard
    Rodents run along walls, so interior stations go where they actually travel.
  • Humane live-catch cage trap set outside a commercial building
    A live-catch trap for wildlife that should be moved rather than killed.
  • Locked and labeled Raven bait station placed in a planter bed
    Exterior stations are locked and labeled, and set out of reach of children and pets.
  • Locked bait station positioned along a fence line at the edge of a lawn
    Fence lines act as rodent highways, which makes them a good place to intercept.
  • Bait station tucked into a landscaped bed beside a walkway
    Every property runs differently, so placement is decided on site rather than from a template.

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Deeper detail when you want it — without burying the next step.