MIce! The #1 Pest COntrol Issue for homeowners
Reasons to consider a professional for removal:
- Diseases - Mice carry many diseases that can spread to people directly and indirectly from rodents. Certain diseases spread from rodents to people through direct contact.
- Home Remedies DO NOT work! - So many websites out there that mislead you to believe free home remedies when the site just wants you to buy their product. Don't waste your time with peppermint oil, moth balls, dryer sheets, cloves, sound deterrents and cat litter.
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Identifying types of mice in your HOME
House Mouse
House Mouse
House Mouse
- Small and round at about 2-3".
- Light brown to black.
- Leave behind small droppings, pointed both ends.
- Gnaw on furniture, cardboard, and plastic.
- Produce dime size gnawed holes.
Field Mouse
House Mouse
House Mouse
- Brown to blackish.
- Small and stocky 4-6".
- Commonly mistaken for moles.
- Can damage lawn and gardens.
Voles
House Mouse
Voles
- Heavy, round bodies, small eyes, short tails and hidden ears.
- 5-8" long.
- Prominent orange teeth.
- Resemble field mice.
- Often dig golf ball size exit holes to their tunnels.
- Meat eaters.
Rat
House Mouse
Voles
- Brown, grey or black.
- Long body 10-12" with tail.
- Leave capsule shaped droppings.
- Leave chew marks on food, cords, and other utility lines.
- Nocturnal. Seeing one during the day is a sign of a major infestation.
Signs of mice living in your home
Mice Droppings
Scampering at Night
Scampering at Night
Seeing mouse droppings in your home is a clear indication of Mice living in your home. Typically, you will see droppings in your kitchen, under stove or where they are eating your food.
Scampering at Night
Scampering at Night
Scampering at Night
Mice are active at night. Scampering and scratching sounding bigger than what they are. You can hear them in your attic running around.
Stored Food
Scampering at Night
Stored Food
Mice will find your food, mostly eating your bread since it's easier to get into. Finding stored food in your kitchen area, like back of cabinets is a sign of mice. They store the food for future consumption.