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South Brooksville is a large, partly rural community east of Spring Hill. More land, more outbuildings and open ground change how rodents move and where they hide.
South Brooksville covers about 18 square miles and had 4,311 residents at the 2020 census, with a median age of 53.5. Census figures count about 55 percent of residents as living in rural areas, and roughly one in six housing units was vacant. US 41 crosses the community, leading north to Brooksville and south about six miles to Masaryktown, and State Road 50 runs across its northern part. Unincorporated Spring Hill and Wiscon border it to the west.
On larger, partly rural lots, rodent control means more than the house. Barns, sheds, feed storage, wood piles and stored equipment give rats and mice shelter and food. Roof rats still use trees and rooflines to reach attics, so we look up and out: roofline, attic, outbuildings, and the places where animal feed or trash is kept.
All 17 rodent control services are available here. These are the ones homeowners and businesses ask about most.
We serve Spring Hill, FL and nearby communities. See every service, or look at a neighboring area.
Yes. South Brooksville borders Spring Hill to the west and south. Send your address and we will confirm your street.
Yes. We inspect and seal outbuildings and storage as part of rodent control, and we offer programs for farm outbuildings and storage facilities.
Use sealed metal or hard plastic bins, keep feed off the floor, clean up spills and seal gaps in the building.
Yes. We start with inspection, sealing and trapping, and use tamper-resistant stations if bait is needed.
Call and tell us where you are and what you are hearing, seeing or smelling. A local rodent specialist can then set up an inspection of your attic, crawl space, garage and exterior.