Are you hearing what sounds like mice in the attic? Do you hear gentle squealing and scratching sounds at night? Is there a strange smell up there, too? You might be suffering from a mouse infestation. Unfortunately, mice aren’t only attracted to kitchens. Attics make excellent homes for mice because they are warm and safe…
It’s not unusual to hear of mice living in people’s garages. Garages are often left open during the day while people tinker on their vehicles or children play with their sporting equipment. While the house might be mouse-proof, the garage could be left open for hours at a time, allowing mice to walk right in.…
Are you tired of dealing with a mouse infestation? Are you worried about getting mice in from the outside? While mice are tiny and agile little animals, it is possible to prevent their entry into the home. There are many things a professional can do to block the mice from entering. Preventing a mouse infestation…
Bat droppings and mouse droppings are very similar. This can be especially confusing because both animals like to live in attics. Finding droppings in your attic could point to either species. Luckily, there are some differences between the two that can help you identify which animal is the culprit. If you’re worried about a mouse…
Mice are wild animals that seek food, warmth, and shelter. Like most living things, they are attracted to places that are safe, with easy access to food and water. Your yard may be the perfect place for a mouse, but come winter, the mouse will probably try to come indoors. This should be avoided as…
Do you think you found a mouse dropping in your home? Mice are hazardous little rodents who spread diseases in their urine and feces. As they have poor eyesight, mice use this waste to create scent trails, spreading bacteria all over the home. It’s very important that you clean up any mouse droppings you find…
Mouse droppings are always dangerous. While the hantavirus is known to survive in the environment for 2-3 days, mouse droppings always risk containing an abundance of other harmful bacteria. Droppings are a breeding ground for other bacteria from the environment to grow. These can also disperse into the air as the droppings dry out and…
Mouse droppings are hazardous to human health and should always be cleaned up. Mice are carriers of terrible diseases such as Salmonellosis, Hantavirus, Listeria, and even the plague, which they spread in their urine, feces, and saliva. Everywhere mice go, they spread these bacteria and put your family at risk of illness. If you’re dealing…
Mice are problematic pests. Their flexible little bodies let them squeeze through the tiniest of cracks, invading your home and leaving a hazardous mess of grease and feces behind them. Mice are carriers of harmful diseases like hantavirus, salmonella, and listeria, which they spread everywhere they go. Even after an infestation has been taken care…
Mice are a real problem for restaurants. These little pests are carriers of harmful diseases and will scare away any customers who spot them. They’re destructive and risk causing additional pest problems. Once inside a restaurant, mice nest inside the walls and reproduce quickly, making them hard to eliminate. What’s worse is that your restaurant…
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