Rodent Control
Call Boydstun For A Free Quote For Mice And Rat Removal
With over 70 years of experience, we are dedicated to the safe and effective removal of your mouse or rat problem. Our highly experienced and licensed technicians are trained to detect all sources of your pest to ensure they are controlled once and for all. Our programs are tailored to your property and come with a full written guarantee.
Protecting Midland & Odessa Families for Over 70 Years
At Boydstun Pest Control, we’re more than just exterminators—we’re your neighbors. As a family-owned and operated company serving the Permian Basin since 1954, we believe in shaking hands and getting the job done right. From stubborn scorpions to seasonal ants, we provide the dependable protection your home or business deserves.
Why Choose Us
- 70+ Years of Experience
- We Offer Same Day Service
- Expert Trained Technicians
- Evenings & Weekends
- Commercial & Residential
- We Guarantee Our Work
- Convenient Service Plans Offered
- Full Service Treatments & Exact Time Appointments
- Hassle - Free No Obligation Estimates & Quotes
- Same Day & Emergency Services
- Free Inspections & Phone Quotes
- All Work Warrantied & Guaranteed
- Green & Eco-Friendly Solutions
- Family & Pet Friendly
- Exact Time Appointments
- 24 Hour Call Back Policy
- 70+ Years of Experience
The Boydstun Difference
Pests in the Midland-Odessa area are resilient, which means your protection needs to be even tougher. We treat your property using a combination of decades of local experience and modern, effective methods. Our goal is to identify the root of the infestation, eliminate the threat, and create a custom barrier that keeps the West Texas elements—and the pests that come with them—outside where they belong.
Our Treatment Process
When you have realized that you have a mouse or rat problem, we will send out a well-trained and licensed technician who will first analyze and assess the infestation. To control your pest problem, we utilize bait stations.The rodent is attracted to the smell of the bait, which is coated in rodenticides. When the mice or rats eat the bait, they will then leave and die at another location.