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Step 1: Confirm your mouse problem. PLEASE watch our video and read our FAQ’s BEFORE ORDERING.

Step 2: Order Service Online

Step 3: Schedule Service

Step 4: Pest Problem Solved!

Mouse Service Details

Our skilled service technicians will analyze the sources of your mouse activity and will place tamper resistant bait stations to remediate the mouse problem. We will also make suggestions for repairs to keep the mice out of your home.

The mice will be gone within 1-2 weeks since it may take a small amount of time for mice to find the baits.

Our One Time Mouse Service is 100% guaranteed for 90 days. If you have any further mouse activity during the 90 day period, we will come back to provide further service for Free.

FAQ's

Q: How can I tell if I have mice?

A: Mice activity can be determined by the presence of droppings. Mice droppings are typically dark brown or black and resemble a grain of rice. Your pantry food product packages may look as though they have been gnawed through and eaten. Mice are nocturnal so you may hear or see them at night.

Q: Is it mice or squirrels in my house?

A: Mice are nocturnal creatures, and, therefore, are rarely seen by the homeowner. The most obvious indicators of their presence are droppings (1/8 - 1/2-inches long, dark and pointed at both ends), sounds of them running, gnawing or squeaking, or damage to stored food or materials used for nesting. Hearing noises during the day time could indicate a squirrel problem. Look for small holes that serve as entry points, generally high up and close to a tree (or tree branch) where they can leap onto your house. Roofs (or rooflines) and chimneys are common entry points.

Q: Why do I have mice?

A: Mice normally find their way indoors searching for food and to keep warm. Since mice have collapsible bodies, they can get into homes through cracks or holes smaller than a dime. They often live in hidden areas within garages, attics, lofts, and wall interiors at your home.