Mice squeeze through gaps the width of a biro pen and multiply fast — one pair becomes dozens in months. We combine trapping, secured bait stations and proper proofing so you get rid of mice and keep them out.
Warning signs
- Small dark droppings in cupboards, drawers and along walls
- Gnaw marks on food packs, wood, cables and pipes
- Scratching or scampering sounds at night, in walls or ceilings
- Smudgy rub marks along skirtings and entry gaps
- Shredded paper or fabric nests in hidden spots
Why act fast
- Chewed electrical wiring — a real fire hazard
- Contamination of food and surfaces with droppings and urine
- Disease transmission (salmonella, leptospirosis)
- One pair of mice becoming a serious infestation within months
Our approach
01
Inspect & map activity
Droppings, gnaw marks and runs tell us where they feed, travel and nest.
02
Trap & bait
Snap traps and tamper-proof bait stations placed precisely — never loose poison where children or pets can reach.
03
Proof the building
Gaps around pipes, doors, vents and cables are sealed with gnaw-proof material.
04
Sanitation advice
We identify the food and harbourage sources that made your place attractive.
Before we arrive
- Store food — including pet food — in sealed containers
- Clear clutter from floors, especially kitchen and storage rooms
- Note where you hear or see activity most
After treatment
- Don't move or open bait stations — we check and refill them
- Keep doors closed and gaps reported
- Book the follow-up visit so we confirm zero activity
Know your pest
Common questions
Is the bait safe around children and pets?
Yes — we use tamper-resistant, lockable stations anchored out of reach. Loose poisons are never left exposed.
How many mice are we talking about?
Where there's one, there's rarely just one. Activity mapping during inspection tells us the scale — and we're honest about it.
Will they die in the walls and smell?
With traps and correct bait placement, this is rare — we also do follow-up sweeps. We'll discuss the best approach for your space during the quote.