🐁Mouse Facts
Mice can fit through openings as small as ¼ inch.
A female mouse can have multiple litters each year.
Mice are excellent climbers and jumpers.
They constantly chew because their teeth never stop growing.
Mice are most active at night.
They often build nests inside walls, attics, and insulation.
Mice Control
Signs of a Mouse Problem
Small droppings
Scratching noises in walls or ceilings
Chewed food packaging
Gnaw marks on wood and wiring
Nesting materials such as paper or insulation
Unpleasant odors
Why Mice Enter Homes
Mice seek warmth, shelter, and food—especially during cooler months. They can enter through tiny cracks and gaps around your home's exterior.
Our Mouse Removal Process
Complete property inspection
Identify nesting locations
Remove active infestations
Locate entry points
Recommend long-term prevention
Monitor for continued activity
Exclusion Services
Seal gaps and cracks
Install rodent-proof materials
Secure utility penetrations
Repair damaged vents and openings
Preventing Future Problems
Store food properly
Seal entry points
Eliminate clutter
Trim vegetation
Maintain a clean environment
Frequently Asked Questions
How small of an opening can a mouse fit through?
A mouse can squeeze through an opening about the size of a dime.
Are mice dangerous?
Yes. Mice can spread diseases and contaminate food and surfaces with droppings and urine.
Will mice leave on their own?
Usually not. Once they've found food and shelter, they tend to remain and reproduce quickly.
Our Approach
Complete home inspection
Identify nesting and travel areas
Remove active mouse infestations
Locate and seal entry points
Install rodent-proof exclusion materials
Recommend sanitation and cleanup as needed
Monitor for continued activity
Help prevent future mouse problems