Mice Removal Information
Mice
Mice will often nest inside homes where they have easy access to food and warmth throughout the winter months. In the summer, they seek shelter from other animals. They can be hazardous to food and human health. Mice have the ability to transmit diseases such as hantavirus, salmonella and many more. They're droppings also can be a nuisance, creating excess dirt and grime. They often damage insulation, internal wiring and, cables. This can increase the chances of house fires happening.
Mice often nest within 12 meters of their food and water sources. That means they could live within' your attic above your kitchen, or in your basements and even inside the walls of your property. Mice have a life span averaging about one year. During their life cycle they can produce up to eight litters of five pups with out proper treatment. Understanding your pest, also goes along way in how to teach you not only how to get rid of mice, but how our mice removal process works. Saving you more money on wasted mouse traps and other expenses that may not work for you.
Mouse Treatment
We treat your mouse problem with rodenticide baits, contained in special animal and child friendly stations. Unlike mouse traps you buy from the store, that either snap to kill, slowly poison or even glue them, our rodenticide works rapidly to ensure that they pass away in the most humane fashion. Leaving them through out your home in high traffic areas of your home; near mouse droppings, under sinks, in garages, basements as well as attics and crawl spaces.
Our bait stations are equipped with top quality anticoagulant rodenticides. The anticoagulant process of the rodenticide cause the mice to not get enough oxygen to the brain. They pass away quietly in their sleep, painlessly. Because mice and rats have such low amount of bodily fluid, they do not smell upon death and decomposition. These methods make it a quicker, more quality mice removal process. Well servicing the Hamilton, Burlington, Niagara Falls as well as most other Southern Ontario Communities.