Mouse control
We rid houses, flats, offices and warehouses of mice: finding entry points and nests, setting bait stations and checking the result.
- Licensed pest control
- Officially approved products
Mice
The house mouse is a small rodent 7–10 cm long without the tail. It slips into houses, offices and warehouses through tiny gaps and breeds fast, especially in autumn when it comes in from the cold.
Why you don’t want these neighbours
- Contaminate foodDroppings and urine in cupboards and on food.
- DiseasesSalmonellosis, haemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome and others.
- Gnaw everythingWiring, insulation, furniture, papers.
- Breed fastSeveral litters a year — the problem grows.
Signs of a problem
The earlier the treatment, the easier the result.
What to know about the pest
These traits decide which control method will work.
- ~6 mm— a gap this size lets a mouse into the house.
- 5–10young per litter; a female has several litters a year.
- for lifetheir incisors keep growing — so mice gnaw wiring, bags and furniture.
- at nightmice are most active; by day they hide in walls, under floors, behind furniture.
How to deal with it
Professional treatment plus prevention keeps results longer.
- 01Survey
We find entry points, nests and runs — this decides where stations go.
- 02Bait stations
Closed stations out of reach of children and pets, checked on visits.
- 03Traps
In food areas where baits are not allowed.
Seal gaps with metal mesh, keep food sealed, clear rubbish near the house.
Mouse control
Message us on WhatsApp or leave a request — we’ll check the site and area, choose a method and agree a time.
4 steps to a result under contract
A clear order of work. Price is set after we know the site and area.
- 1RequestMessage us on WhatsApp or call: premises, area, problem.
- 2InspectionA specialist locates the sources and selects the product and method.
- 3TreatmentWe work at the agreed time and give advice before and after.
- 4Act and follow-upAct of completed works, e-invoice for companies, repeat treatment if needed.
How to prepare
- 1Store food and feed in closed containers.
- 2Show where droppings and gnaw marks were seen.
- 3Provide access to crawl spaces, attic and sheds.
- 4Do not move stations between visits.
Result under contract
If pests return within 14 days of treatment, we re-treat free of charge. The terms are set out in the contract.
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