Rainy Season Is Driving Rodents Straight Into Katy Homes
Katy doesn’t really get a “rodent off-season.” Between the humid Gulf Coast air, heavy spring and fall rainfall, and mild winters, roof rats, Norway rats, and house mice stay active almost year-round. And it’s not just weather, it’s growth. Every acre of old rice field and open prairie that turns into a new subdivision pushes displaced rodents somewhere, and “somewhere” is usually your attic, garage, or weep holes. We also handle full rodent proofing and exclusion for new-construction homes that are still settling, because a brand-new house is not the same thing as a rodent-proof house.
Why the Clock Matters
- Rodents lay down scent trails within 48–72 hours of getting inside, the longer you wait, the more roommates they invite.
- Weep holes and unsealed gable vents are the #1 entry point into Katy’s newer homes.
- Roof rats don’t climb walls, they climb trees and power lines, straight onto your roofline.





















