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Rodent Control in Paducah, KY
Liberty Pest Control handles mice and rats in Paducah and across McCracken County, from our office on Benton Road. Mice and rats are covered by every Liberty pest control plan, and all rodent problems start with a free inspection.
Mice move indoors in the fall in search of warmth, food and shelter, University of Kentucky Entomology says, so most Paducah homeowners first notice them as the weather cools. Sealing gaps before then is easier than dealing with them once they're in the walls.
Communities We Serve in McCracken County
Liberty Pest Control serves Paducah, West Paducah, Lone Oak, Reidland and Hendron in McCracken County, KY.
- Paducah42001 · 42003
- West Paducah42086
- Lone Oak
- Reidland
- Hendron
How to identify
- House mice are small and slender, with large ears and a long, thin tail.
- Rats are larger and heavier, with a thick body, a blunt nose and a long, scaly tail.
- A young rat can look like a mouse, but it has larger feet and a bigger head for its body.
Signs you have them
- Droppings along walls, in cabinets or behind appliances
- Gnaw marks on food packages, boxes or wood
- Scratching or scurrying sounds in walls, ceilings or the attic, often at night
- Shredded paper or fabric used for nests
Where they're found
Mice and rats nest in wall voids, attics, crawlspaces, garages and behind appliances, and come in through small gaps around pipes, vents and the foundation.
How Liberty treats it
Covered by every plan
All rodent problems start with a free inspection.
Inspection
All rodent problems start with a free inspection with a local Service Advisor. On your first visit, your Service Specialist does a thorough inspection inside and outside to see how bad the problem is, where mice and rats get in and what draws them, like food, water, clutter and nesting spots.
Treatment
- Seal entry pointsYour Service Specialist finds and seals the gaps mice and rats use to get in, like openings around pipes, vents and the foundation.
- Bait stationsThey place tamper-resistant bait stations where rodents travel, like along the foundation and walls.
- Traps indoorsThey set traps where mice and rats are active inside, like attics, crawlspaces and behind appliances.
Follow-up
Your Service Specialist comes back every 3 months to inspect and treat around your home and check for new signs of mice and rats. If covered pests show up between visits, just text us.
What our customers say
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Paducah Sun readers chose Liberty as the best pest control three years in a row.
- The Paducah Sun Readers' Choice · Best Pest Control 2024, 2025, 2026
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- West Kentucky Star · People's Choice 2026
- Paducah Area Chamber of Commerce · Entrepreneur of the Year: John Stopka 2025
What it costs
$99First visit (online)
$49Per month · No contract
Quarterly Plan: service every 3 months. Homes up to 3,000 sq ft.
All rodent problems start with a free inspection.
Every visit, every 3 months
- Spider web removal service
- Exterior treatments (interior on request)
- Landscape granular treatment
Pricing shown is for homes up to 3,000 sq ft (Quarterly Plan) and properties up to ½ acre (Patriot and Freedom Plans). Larger homes and properties require a free in-person inspection to confirm your plan. The $99 first visit applies when you sign up online for the Quarterly or Patriot Plan; the Freedom Plan first visit is $199. The Quarterly Plan has no contract. The Patriot and Freedom Plans include a 1-year service agreement. The Freedom Plan includes a termite inspection before Sentricon installation.
DIY prevention tips
- Seal holes and gaps a quarter inch or wider, including under doors and around pipes, using sturdy materials like hardware cloth or steel wool with caulk.
- Store food, pet food and birdseed in sealed containers, and clean up crumbs and spills promptly.
- Use trash cans with tight lids, and don't leave pet food or open water out overnight.
- Trim plants back from the house, and move wood, brick and junk piles away from outside walls.
- Cut down clutter in garages, basements and attics that could serve as nesting spots.
Common questions
Are mice and rats covered by my plan?
Yes. Mice and rats are covered by every plan. All rodent problems start with a free inspection.
When do mice come into Paducah homes?
Mostly in the fall, as temperatures drop and they look for warmth, food and shelter. Sealing gaps around pipes, doors and the foundation before cold weather keeps most of them out.
How do mice get into a house?
Mice squeeze through very small gaps, like openings around pipes, vents, doors and the foundation. Rats need a slightly bigger opening but get in the same ways.
How can I keep mice out of my house?
Store food and pet food in sealed containers and keep counters clean. Seal gaps around pipes and doors, and keep firewood and clutter away from the house.
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