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Rodent Control | Fresno & Visalia | The Experienced Gardener

Rodent Control Serving Fresno & Visalia Areas

The Experienced Gardener serves all of Kings, Tulare, Fresno and Madera Counties

If you are experiencing rodents in your yard or property that are causing damage, The Experienced Gardener can eliminate most of the most common outdoor rodents. Things like:

Gophers
Moles
Voles
Squirrels

We can provide an exclusion service in some instances so that you don’t have a recurrence of the original problem. If you are having problems with common indoor rodents like mice or rats you can always contact our sister company San Joaquin Pest Control for more traditional pest control services.

All of the technicians at TEG are skilled professionals with experience working in the San Joaquin Valley and its unique nuances when it comes to rodent problems. Our office staff is also very knowledgable and available to help and answer questions. If you would like to talk with us or schedule a diagnosis of the problems you may be having in your yard or on your commercial property, please call us today at 559-732-1667

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