Rodent Control in Brownsburg, Indiana

James B. Brown settled here in 1824, and the town grew along a stage road to Indianapolis. White Lick Creek runs north to south just west of the town center. Today Brownsburg is a town of almost 29,000, with older homes near Main Street and new subdivisions spreading in every direction.

Creek corridors and new construction next to fields both mean rodents. Expect field mice in garages, voles in lawns, and house mice once they find a way in.

Along White Lick Creek

Homes near the creek and its wooded banks see more mice and the occasional Norway rat. Brush, water and fallen seeds give rodents everything they need. Keep woodpiles and brush piles away from the house. Look for burrows under sheds and decks.

Older Homes Near Main Street

Older houses in the center of town have old foundations and basements with the usual gaps around pipes and windows. An inspection will find the entry points, and sealing keeps mice from coming back each fall.

Landmarks: Main St. · White Lick Creek · Arbuckle Acres Park · Green St. · I-74 (ZIP 46112)

Nearby areas: Broad Ripple, Irvington, Fountain Square, Lawrence, Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville, Zionsville, Avon, Plainfield, Greenwood.