Emergency Mouse Control

A technician checks evidence, likely harbourage and small entry gaps, then explains treatment options, safety precautions and follow-up needs.

The first step is to understand the reported mouse signs and inspect safely accessible areas. Inspection of indoor mouse signs.

Mouse droppings, gnaw marks, scratching sounds and disturbed stored food may indicate activity. A technician will help check the evidence.

The approach must be selected for the property. Discuss pets, children and other access needs before treatment so appropriate precautions can be agreed.

It depends on the evidence, treatment or proofing required, and whether signs continue. A follow-up may be recommended to confirm progress.

They may return if small entry gaps, food sources or shelter remain. Inspection, hygiene and proofing are important alongside control measures.

Note where activity has been seen, secure loose food, and give the technician access to relevant rooms or storage where safe.

Yes. Findings should guide the next actions, including a proportionate control and monitoring plan and whether a repeat inspection is needed.

Price depends on the property size, evidence of activity, safe access, agreed control measures, any entry-point repairs and revisit requirements.

Describe where and when activity was noticed. Tell us whether pets or children use the area. Explain whether any rooms, voids or business areas have restricted access. Call 0800 111 6480 to confirm the scope, price and attendance.