Mice Pest Control London

Mice are nocturnal by nature but it is possible to see them throughout the day.

They constantly and sporadically feed on a variety of food items. As a result they often leave large numbers of small droppings in any area of recent activity.

Mice droppings are the same size and shape as a grain of rice and brown in colouration.
Other evidential indications of a recent mouse infestation include:

• Droppings in or around property
• Gnawed food items
• Gnawed wiring
• Gnawed smooth internal hole/s
• Sighting of a mouse
• Sounds of scratching in walls or ceilings

Our two phase treatment is spread over a 14-21 day course and providing all recommendations are followed we can guarantee our work for 3 months. On our first visit we identify areas of activity, purpose of intrusion and infestation size.

We then inspect the external perimeter boundary of the property for any potential entry points. Once all recommendations have been listed we will begin our baiting application. A full written report will be made and a copy will be left onsite.

On our second visit (14-21 days later) we will evaluate the mortality rate, inspect all previous areas of activity and ensure that the infestation is at a minimum. If pest proofing is required this can be completed too (authorisation required by home owner/managing agent).

Don't ignore mice problems. Call the mice control specialists on 020 8166 1622 or complete your details above for a call back and no obligation quote.

Mice enter buildings for two main reasons; harbourage and food. It is imperative to eradicate the infestation in the initial stages to avoid further breeding and prevent mice infesting other parts of the building.

Wall voids, ceiling spaces, kick boards (under kitchen units) and suspended floors are free from human activity and offer mice security.

Once mice find their way into these areas they are able to navigate around the entire fabric of the building using the many pipe and electrical wire networks.

DIY Poison: Process used to make blue/pink wheat based poison has some major flaws. The wheat is dipped in a water based poison and little is absorbed into the grain. The mouse gnaws away the toxic shell, then eats the wheat!

When the public uses these products there is a danger that non-target species, e.g. birds, consume the poison.

Sonar Plug-in Devices: Seen in DIY stores, these plug-in devices are readily available and cheap to buy.

As a professional pest control company, these do not concern us as we have witnessed young mice running towards these devices as they send out the exact same sound frequency a mother makes when calling its young!

Closing Mouse Holes: Information on the internet about closing internal holes within infested rooms sadly only provides temporary relief, as mice harbouring and nesting within a floor/wall void will get hungry and create another entry point.