Preparation and Advice

1) If you know you have Mice we advise you phone or book an online appointment today, mice can be a danger to human health, they carry Harmful diseases such as salmonella and listeria.  Cross contamination occurs from their urine or mouse faeces.

2) They will contaminate foods or any surface you come in contact with and also can contaminate objects such as children’s and pet toys.

3) Mice constantly gnaw so they can be responsible for chewing through electric wires water and gas pipes that can cause serious damage to your home or business.
4) The best way to keep mice out of your home or business is to block all entry holes, mice can believe it or not enter a hole the size of a rubber end of a pencil, gaps under doors, gaps in airbricks and around pipework are classic access points to mice.
5) If you have gaps under doors that lead to the outside we suggest you fit bristle brush strips to the base of doors and any holes in walls fill with wire wool or cement.
6) Food and especially pet food stored in sheds or connecting garages should be stored in air tight containers.
7) Make sure you have no spillages from waste bins and that bin lids are closed properly tight.
8) Keep an eye on your pet cat they are most often responsible for bringing mice into a home.
9) If you live in a terraced property of flats that join mice can cross infest through floorboards and ceiling voids.

Treatment DETAILS AND COST £165.00+VAT (3 visit TREATMENTS)

Schedule your treatment by booking and paying online to receive a 5% discount.

1) Our professional local pest Controllers provide emergency same day response to homes and businesses throughout Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire. To book a Mice Eradication Treatment at your property or business, simply phone our friendly customer services team or schedule an appointment date and time of your choice which you can pay through our online booking page of our website.
2) Our qualified local pest controller will arrive at your home in a discreet unmarked vehicle. We will carry out a survey to the property establishing where your mouse problem has come form, pointing out housekeeping recommendations, and mice access points around your property that you are probably not aware of, don’t worry we are often able to offer proofing solutions to block entry points such as holes in walls or around pipework, which will prevent further activity, this information is provided on a detailed report with photo evidence and emailed to you for your understanding.
3) If you would like us to assist with any of the proofing recommendations, then we are happy to provide you a quotation for this work.
4) The Mice eradication treatment process will consist of up to 3 visits by placing Tamper resistant bait stations using rodent UK HSE approved poison and traps as required, using these bait stations helps protect access to non target species and pets or children.
5) Our future visits are carried out 14 days later to monitor and remove traps/baits and inspect to see if any further visits are required.

Signs you have Mice

1) An infestation of mice can cause a foul odour of ammonia from their urine due to frequent urinating.
2) Find or notice Mouse Droppings or otherwise called mouse poo these are black in colour 4-8mm in size, they produce up to 80 droppings a day do this is a very common sign when you have mice. Dropping are found under kitchen cupboards, in you loft attic or heating tank cupboard.
3) Chew Marks or gnawing marks by mice in wood, cables, pipework, paper or food packaging.
4) Mouse smear marks, this is where mice continuously use a hole in a wall of a building and its oils from its fur and body leaves these greasy dark markings.
5) Footprints and tail marks in dusty areas, floors or ceiling.
6) Holes found in food packaging and pet food packaging.
7) Faults with your electric, this can be causes by a mice chewing through an electrical wire.

Mice Facts

There are 2 types of mouse found in the UK, the most common that will invade our homes or business is the house mouse. The Field mouse is far less common and mainly found as its name in outside habitats.

The live under floorboards, in basements, wall cavities, attics and loft spaces, sheds and garages pretty much anywhere you cannot see where they are not disturbed.

Light brown or grey in colour, their body length is 90mm and their tail is the same size of their body adding another 90mm, so including the tail their length is approximately 180mm

They commonly enter our homes and business searching for food and warmth.

Once mating has established a female mouse will produce 6-12 in each litter and gestation takes 21 days. They can have 5-10 litters a year and their average life span is 12 months.

They are nocturnal mammals and their favourite foods are cereal based products.