Services
Mice and rats
Trapping what's inside is half the job. The other half is closing the way in, or they come back.
A mouse fits through a gap the width of a pencil. We look for the gap at the roofline, the vents and where pipes enter, and we close it with metal, not foam.
What the work involves
Entry points: vents, pipes, the roofline and garage door
Traps set along the walls where they run
Sealing with metal mesh and sheet, not foam alone
A check visit to see that it held
How it goes
Seal first, trap second
- 01
Step 1: Find the entry points
A walk around the outside and a look in the attic and garage.
- 02
Step 2: Set the traps
Along the walls where we found signs, checked on a schedule we give you.
- 03
Step 3: Close the gaps
Metal mesh and sheet at each entry, once the traps stop catching.
- 04
Step 4: Check it held
A return visit to confirm the work, and a note on what to watch.
Questions about mice and rats
How long does it take?
It varies with the house and how many are inside. We give you a schedule for the traps and the return visit.
Do you clean up afterward?
We remove what we trap and tell you how to clean areas safely. Heavy cleanup is a separate job.
Can you do this on a plan?
The Home and wood plan includes a yearly entry-point check. Treatment of an active problem is quoted separately.
Hear something in the attic?
Describe it or text a photo and we'll tell you where to start.