Inspection & assessment
We inspect the attic to map the contamination, find nesting and droppings, and check the insulation and framing for damage and mold.
When rodents leave droppings, urine, and nesting behind, the health hazard is real. We remove the biohazard safely, clear contaminated insulation, and sanitize and deodorize — so your attic is clean and safe again.
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Why It Matters
As rodent droppings and urine build up in an attic, the insulation becomes a haven for bacteria, mold, and mildew — and the allergens and airborne particles it sheds get pulled into the air your family breathes every time the HVAC runs. Studies have found detectable mouse allergen in the majority of U.S. homes, which is why decontamination is about your health, not just cleaning up a mess.
Attic decontamination goes further than a basic cleaning: we safely remove the droppings, nesting, and any contaminated insulation, then sanitize and disinfect to neutralize what rodents leave behind. It usually follows a rodent problem, so it pairs naturally with rodent control to stop the source and a full attic cleaning to finish the job.
What's Involved
Decontamination is a health-focused job — it's about neutralizing what rodents leave behind, done safely with the right equipment.
We inspect the attic to map the contamination, find nesting and droppings, and check the insulation and framing for damage and mold.
Working in proper protective gear, we remove droppings, urine-soaked material, and nesting safely — not with a household vacuum.
Insulation fouled by rodents can't be cleaned. We remove and haul it away so the contamination and the allergens go with it.
We check the insulation, timber, and drywall for mold — discolored patches in black, gray, green, or white — and address what we find.
We sanitize and disinfect the affected areas to neutralize the bacteria and disease-causing agents rodents leave behind.
We deodorize to clear lingering odors, and can rodent-proof the entry points so your attic doesn't get re-contaminated.
Do You Need It?
Contamination usually announces itself before you ever go up to look. If any of these sound familiar, get it inspected.
Droppings or nesting
Rodent droppings, urine stains, or shredded nesting material in the attic are the clearest sign decontamination is needed.
Foul or musty odors
Strange or musty smells drifting from your vents often trace back to rodent waste or contaminated insulation overhead.
Evidence of rodents
Scratching or scurrying noises, gnaw marks, or a past infestation mean there's likely contamination left behind to clear.
Mold or discoloration
Black, gray, green, or white patches on insulation, timber, or drywall point to mold that needs to be handled carefully.
Allergy or respiratory symptoms
Congestion, coughing, or irritated airways that ease when you leave the house can signal contaminants in the air.
After a rodent problem
Even after the rodents are gone, the droppings, urine, and allergens they left behind still need professional decontamination.
How We Work
Safe decontamination is about containment and disposal as much as removal. Here's how we handle every job.
We assess the extent of the contamination, locate droppings, nesting, and mold, and confirm exactly what your attic needs.
We work in protective gear and set up containment so the biohazard and dust don't spread into the rest of your home.
We safely remove droppings, urine-soaked material, nesting, and contaminated insulation — and haul it all away.
We sanitize and disinfect the affected areas to neutralize bacteria and allergens, and address any mold we find.
We deodorize to clear the smell at its source and can seal entry points so rodents don't re-contaminate the space.

Why Attic Pros
For over 13 years, Bay Area homeowners and businesses have trusted us to decontaminate attics safely — because we handle the whole job with the right equipment, haul the contamination away, and stand behind our work.
Real Customers, Real Results
These guys are awesome. Super clear comms to schedule, then received an extremely thorough consultation. We eventually decided to go with them as other shops in the area didn't communicate as well as Attic Pros.
Tom from Attic Pros was great to work with! He was friendly, professional, and thorough during the inspection. He clearly explained everything he found and answered all of my questions. The whole process was straightforward. Thank you, Tom!
Finding out we had a rodent infestation for the first time was incredibly stressful, but Attic Pros made the entire process so much easier! Jeremy was very knowledgeable when help preparing the estimate and the work that needed to be done. Their team that came to perform the work—Nico Otten, Juan Rodriguez, and Antonio Lopez—were amazing from start to finish. Communication was fantastic right from the beginning. The crew was super fast, highly efficient, and left everything very clean after sanitizing our attic, crawl space, and garage. They definitely gave us total peace of mind. They were also able to finish in one day!!
Our small cottage has a very narrow attic entrance. Denis from Attic Pros was willing to try and was able to enter to clean, vacuum, and replace the old insulation. Very professional, access areas were well shielded and protected. Powerful vacuum and clean up well after themselves.
Tom Best came to our house to give us an estimate on new insulation. He was on time, very thorough and provided a detailed very reasonable estimate within an hour of his visit. What more could you want?
Samim great service my attic was left very clean meticulous. I am so happy with the work that him and his team did great service. I recommend them highly. I would give them a 10 if I could.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Straight answers to the questions we hear most about attic decontamination, rodent contamination, and keeping your home healthy. Still unsure? Our team is happy to help.
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