- Restaurants, offices, warehouses, retail
Commercial Rodent Control in Chino Hills and the Inland Empire
One sighting in a dining room or a warehouse aisle cannot be managed slowly. We inspect, remove, seal the building with steel, and put the findings in writing so you have something to show an inspector.
- Licensed, bonded and insured
- Service entrance, out of customer view
- Sealed out, not poisoned
- Open 7am to 11pm
Most calls for commercial rodent control start with someone who has just seen something they wish they had not. A line cook who found droppings behind the prep cooler. A warehouse lead who noticed chewed pallet wrap. The question is always the same. How fast can this be gone, and how quietly.
We are rodent only specialists based on Pipeline Avenue in Chino Hills, part of the Green Rodent Restoration brand. We find where rodents are getting into the building, remove the ones inside, close the gaps with steel, and document every step.
Rodent control for businesses, done discreetly
A branded truck outside a restaurant at lunch tells every customer walking past what is happening inside. Where the site allows it, we use the service entrance and schedule trap checks around your quiet hours.
Documentation is the other half. Every commercial inspection ends in a written report and quote that you can keep with your health permit paperwork or hand to your landlord.
Restaurant rodent control
Restaurants come first because the stakes are different. Under the California Retail Food Code, a vermin infestation is one of the conditions that count as an imminent health hazard, and an inspector can order a kitchen closed until it is corrected. A closure notice on the door does more damage than the rodents ever did.
Kitchens give rodents everything they want. Grease under the line, cardboard in dry storage, a back door propped open during deliveries, and a dumpster enclosure twenty feet away. Roof rats come in from the roofline and the exhaust penetrations. Mice come in under the door.
- Urgent commercial inspections during open hours. Restaurants and food businesses facing an inspection or a fresh sighting get priority in our schedule. Call, tell us what you found, and we will tell you what we can do that day.
- Trapping that fits a working kitchen. Traps in closed housings on the runways we find, kept out of food prep areas, checked on a schedule you can show an inspector.
- Sealing that survives a kitchen. Door sweeps, steel mesh on pipe chases and vents, and sealed gaps behind the line.
Health inspection coming and you need this handled fast? Call (909) 281 7828 now. A real person answers from 7am to 11pm every day, and restaurants get the first open slot we have.
Signs of rodents in a commercial building
- Droppings along walls and under equipment. Rodents travel edges. Check behind the line, under dry storage shelving, and above the break room ceiling tiles.
- Gnawed packaging. Chewed corners on bags of flour or rice, and stripped pallet wrap in a warehouse.
- Grease marks on pipes and door frames. Dark smears where fur rubs the same route night after night.
- Noise after close. Movement in ceiling tiles or ductwork once the compressors go quiet.
- Staff reports. Your closing crew sees the building at its quietest. If they are mentioning it, believe them.
Request a commercial inspection
Restaurants, offices, warehouses, retail and property managers.
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Found something this morning?
Call before the next shift starts. We will tell you what it probably is, what we can do today, and what the inspector will want to see.
Our commercial process
Commercial buildings are bigger and busier than houses, so the method has to be more disciplined. Four stages, each documented.
- 1. Inspection. We walk the whole envelope: roofline, exhaust and utility penetrations, dock doors, drop ceilings, storage rooms, and the dumpster enclosure. Every entry point goes on a map.
- 2. Removal and monitoring. Traps go on the runways in closed housings, checked on a schedule that fits your hours and logged every visit. Monitoring tells us when the building is actually clear.
- 3. Exclusion. Steel mesh, hardware cloth, door sweeps, and sealed penetrations on every gap we found. Rodents chew through foam, plastic, and wood. Steel mesh and hardware cloth stop them at a dock door the same way they do at a house.
- 4. Cleanup and maintenance. Droppings and contaminated material come out and surfaces are sanitized. Buildings under constant pressure move onto D.A.R.T., our Drive Away Rodent Traffic maintenance program, so the seal gets checked on a schedule instead of assumed.
Want the walk through first? Call (909) 281 7828 and we will book the inspection.
Why exclusion protects a business better than bait alone
Many commercial pest contracts are built around a bait station route. A technician tops up the stations monthly, signs the log, and leaves. The stations get eaten, the log looks tidy, and the gap under the dock door stays exactly where it was. That is a subscription to the problem, not control.
- Bait does not close the door. The next rodent walks in through the same gap. Sealing removes the route, which is the only thing that changes the outcome.
- Bait kills where you cannot reach. A wall cavity behind the dish pit or a duct above the dining room, and the smell arrives during service.
- Bait is a liability near food. Rodents carry it away from the station and drop it. Nobody wants to explain a pellet on a prep shelf to an inspector.
What commercial rodent service costs
We do not quote commercial work over the phone, and nobody who has not walked your building should. A small cafe with one back door is a different job from a warehouse with six dock doors and a mezzanine. The inspection is free and the quote is written, so you know the scope before any work starts. If you manage several properties, we will quote the portfolio.
Safety and compliance documentation
Nothing we install is loose in your building. Traps sit in closed housings, kept out of food prep and customer areas. Exclusion materials are inert steel and sealant, and cleanup is scheduled so your team can sanitize food contact surfaces before the next service. The written report is meant for an inspector, a landlord, or a franchise auditor to read.
Licensed, bonded and insured. We have been in business for 15 years.
What the commercial inspection covers
Free, with the findings and quote in writing.
- Full building envelope and roofline
- Dock, service, and back doors
- Kitchen line, storage, and drop ceilings
- Dumpster enclosure and the exterior route
- Written report and quote
- Warranty
Every sealing job comes with a warranty
Every home we rodent proof and seal gets a warranty on that work. Ask us for the terms at your free inspection.
Commercial rodent control FAQ
Can you come before my health inspection?
Call as soon as you know the date. Restaurants and food businesses get priority for urgent inspections, and a real person answers the phone from 7am to 11pm every day. We tell you honestly what can be sealed before the inspector arrives, and you get the findings in writing.
Do you service after hours?
We schedule trap checks and exclusion work around your quiet hours where we can, including early mornings before a kitchen opens. We are not a 24 hour company. After 11pm the line goes to voicemail and we call back in the morning.
Will my customers or neighbors know you were here?
We use the service entrance where the site allows it and keep the work out of customer view. Traps sit in closed housings in back of house areas.
Do you provide documentation for inspectors?
Yes. Every commercial inspection produces a written report and quote. Keep it with your permit paperwork or forward it to whoever is asking.
Do you handle warehouses and logistics buildings?
Yes. Dock doors, roll up doors, and the gap under a dock leveler are the usual routes. We trap the runways and seal the doors with steel and sweeps that stand up to forklift traffic.
What does ongoing monitoring look like?
For buildings under constant pressure we set up D.A.R.T., our Drive Away Rodent Traffic maintenance program. Scheduled visits check the seal and the traps, and each visit adds to your documentation file.
Do you treat cockroaches or flies while you are here?
No. We are rodent specialists, which means rats, mice, and the damage they leave behind. We do not treat insects, termites, bed bugs, cockroaches, or mosquitoes. For those, a general pest control company is the right call.
Services that back up the commercial work
Clearing the building is the start. These keep it clear.
Where we handle commercial rodent control
We dispatch from our Chino Hills office to businesses across 19 cities. This page is part of our wider rodent control in Chino Hills service.
Get the building sealed and the paperwork in hand
A real person answers from 7am to 11pm every day, in English or Spanish. Tell us what you found and we will tell you what happens next.