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Prairie dog, gopher and vole control in Longmont, COOld Town to farm edge, burrows handled.

Lawns, gardens, coops and the newer neighborhoods built on old farm ground.

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Historic Main Street in downtown Longmont, CO
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Between Milliken and Boulder

Rodent control in Longmont.

Longmont sits between Rich’s base in Milliken and Boulder, at the top of the Diagonal.

It is the biggest town on the route, from the historic Main Street downtown to the newest subdivisions.

A lot of Longmont was farm ground not long ago.

Neighborhoods at the edge of town back onto fields, ditches and open land.

Prairie dogs and gophers move in from there.

Around McIntosh Lake on the west side and the St. Vrain River greenway, lawns and gardens get gophers and voles.

Backyard coops in older parts of town can draw burrowing rats.

Larger lots and small acreages around Longmont get the same colony work as the ranches further south.

Based in Milliken, COOpen 24 hours

In Longmont

Services in Longmont, CO.

The same 5 services, priced per hole after a free walk-through.

Common spots: Old Town, McIntosh Lake, the St. Vrain greenway and the newer edge-of-town neighborhoods.

The PERC® method

Every tunnel, in seconds.

PERC® stands for Pressurized Exhaust Rodent Control.

Instead of a bait on the surface or a trap at one hole, the treatment goes down the burrow and through it.

How the PERC® method treats a burrow Cross-section of a prairie dog burrow. A probe from the rig goes into one entrance. Pressurized gas flows down through the connected tunnels to the nest chamber, a side chamber and the other entrances. 1 2 3 PROBE IN THE ENTRANCE NEST CHAMBER OTHER ENTRANCES
Cross-section of a prairie dog burrow, drawn for this page. Real systems vary in depth and length.
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    Probe in

    A probe from the rig goes into each active entrance. Several hoses work at once.

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    Pressure on

    Pressurized gas, about 2.5 percent carbon monoxide, fills every connected tunnel.

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    Purged in seconds

    The burrow is purged of air before the rodent can get out another entrance.

How a treatment day goes

Google review

In their own words.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

We had in our chicken coop, more rats than I can imagine and we’ve now done a couple of treatments with this and I see almost done now I’ve never seen this level of effectiveness in terms of termination, super friendly service very professional would recommend anyone with rodent issues

Dean BeacomRats in a chicken coop, Google review

All 6 reviews

Service area map Map of Colorado’s northern Front Range. Home base is Milliken, between Greeley and Loveland. Marked towns: Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Johnstown, Milliken, Longmont, Niwot, Gunbarrel, Boulder and Denver. The service area covers the plains along the foothills, up to 125 miles from Milliken. FOOTHILLS 25 34 119 FORT COLLINSLOVELANDGREELEYJOHNSTOWNMILLIKENHOME BASELONGMONTNIWOTGUNBARRELBOULDERDENVER THE WHOLE FRONT RANGE UP TO 125 MI OUT N ↑
Longmont on the map. Home base is Milliken; the service area runs up to 125 miles out.

Questions

Longmont questions.

Do you work in Longmont?

Yes. Longmont sits between Rich’s base in Milliken and Boulder, well inside the service area.

We keep chickens in town and have rats. Can you help?

Burrows under coops are part of the work.

See rat and rodent control, or call and describe what you are seeing.

How is the job priced?

Per active hole. Rich walks the land and counts first.

The estimate is free, and the quote is based on what is actually there.

Terrain and weather set the pace: 12 to 20 holes an hour.

How fast does it work?

The pressurized flow purges a burrow in seconds.

The Rodent Ranger’s own figure is about a 90 percent reduction from one treatment.

Holes that reopen get a second pass.

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Longmont property? Call the Ranger.

Prairie dogs, gophers, voles or rats in Longmont: say what you are seeing. The walk-through and estimate are free.

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Tell Rich what is digging.

A quick description is plenty: what you are seeing, roughly how many holes, and where.

Rich calls back and sets a time to walk the land.

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  • HoursOpen 24 hours, every dayAs listed on Google
  • PricingFree estimate, priced per holeSet once the land is walked
  • Based inMilliken, COServing the Front Range, up to 125 miles out

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