Signs of Mice
- Small droppings in cabinets, drawers and along walls
- Gnawed food packaging
- Shredded paper, insulation or fabric nests
- Scurrying sounds at night
- A pet fixated on a wall, vent or appliance
Why Mice Get In
A mouse can pass through a gap about the size of a dime. When temperatures drop around Puget Sound they look for warmth, food and shelter, and holiday guests, stored boxes and a full pantry make a home even more inviting.
What I Do
- 1Inspect. I trace activity back to how the mice are getting in.
- 2Treat. Targeted trapping and baiting placed with children and pets in mind.
- 3Seal. Entry points I identify are closed to help prevent a return.
- 4Follow up. Most one-time services include a 60-day warranty unless ongoing activity or structural conditions require continued service.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does mouse control cost?
Inspections are $195 for residential and commercial properties. Monthly plans with bait-station and entry-point monitoring run $75 to $150.
Should I seal holes myself?
Please wait for the inspection. Sealing before the mice are removed can trap them inside.