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Mouse infestations can cause serious damage and health risks in both residential and commercial properties. Our professional mouse pest control services deliver reliable mouse control. Expert proofing then prevents mice from re-entering.
We deliver effective, long-term solutions for homes and businesses using proven methods tailored to each property.
Each of our rodent control experts has years of experience eradicating mice infestations. Whether you can only hear mice, have visual evidence of their presence, or have actually seen a house mouse, we will recommend a custom treatment plan to keep you pest-free.
Our pest controllers are licensed to safely use commercial-grade rodent bait. We use plenty of bait to completely eradicate an infestation. Our experts ensure the bait is placed safely to prevent pets from accidentally eating it.
Mike is very knowledgeable and incredibly friendly. Most importantly he is excellent at his job and spent time explaining what he would be doing and why. He also took the time to explain what we had to do, to ensure that our tiny furry visitors ate the bait and not our food. Thank you very much Mike.
Gwen, Gipsy Hill, SE27
The pest controller found a solution for stopping mice which doesn't involve taking out all the cupboards, with attendant cost and risk of damage to quartz worktop. Proper discussion of options. I feel listened to and looked after by someone with experience.
Jennifer, Stoke Newington, N16
I've been having an issue with mice in my property, Aspect's pest control came, explained situation in depth, put bait down and advised me of the next steps. Great service.
Shelly, Crystal Palace, SE19
Mike took his time to inspect the rooms, explain the rodent issues and how we would tackle them. He is professional but friendly and makes you feel at ease in what would be a stressful situation! He was on time and available by phone after the treatment to troubleshoot and problems.
Tania, South Norwood, SE25
Eradicating a current mouse infestation does not guarantee that mice will not return. Unless the route mice use to enter a property is blocked, a new infestation is possible. Effective proofing provides a long-term solution to mice infestations.
However, proofing will be successful only if all entry points are blocked. It only takes one entry route and an available food source for a mouse problem to recur.
Our pest control technicians work closely with our other trade teams when proofing is needed. Whether it’s carpenters, floor fitters, or kitchen fitters, we can arrange support for our pest controllers the same day. They use trade-rated materials that mice cannot gnaw.
How do I get rid of mice permanently?
Once all mice have been eradicated, effective pest-proofing is needed to prevent others from exploiting the same conditions. Inadequate proofing will only provide a short-term barrier to entry.
All entry points must be blocked to prevent mice from gnawing or opening them.
Where do mice go after eating poison?
Mice typically go to their nests when the effects of the bait take effect. Bait is designed to have a delayed reaction. It means that mice do not associate feeling ill with eating the bait. As they begin to feel unwell, they return to their place of security and comfort.
Mice generally make their nests in building voids, such as cavity walls, beneath floors, loft spaces, and behind cabinets. This is where their bodies will decompose, rather than in open areas of a property or outdoors.
Do mice come back after extermination?
If mice can enter a property that provides a reliable food source, an infestation may recur. We recommend that thorough proofing measures be carried out following mouse control. Mice will move from neighbouring properties in search of food and new breeding spaces.
Effective proofing means using materials that mice cannot gnaw through to seal every entry point they could exploit. Sealing a single visible hole with wire wool or expandable foam is not enough to prevent mice from returning.
How fast do mice multiply?
An adult breeding pair of mice can have up to 10 litters of around 6 to 8 babies per year. Meaning a single pair can produce 80 offspring a year. Mice reach sexual maturity within 6 weeks, so populations can grow exponentially. Buildings with central heating provide stable conditions that help an infestation grow quickly.
Access to a reliable food source is another factor that determines the number of mice in an infestation. A large bag of pet food in a cupboard, utility room or garage can sustain a growing population.
Can you fumigate a house for mice control?
No, you cannot fumigate to eradicate a mouse infestation. Mice will move quickly away from an area being fumigated. They will escape through tiny gaps into the building fabric.
Using enough gas to control mice could pose a health risk to humans and pets on neighbouring properties. Fumigation is effective for controlling insects rather than mammals.
Our experts are often called after unsuccessful DIY attempts at mouse control. They set mouse traps and bait that is readily available to buy online.
Evidence shows that certain products help rodents develop tolerance to bait. This can make effective treatment more difficult. It is one of the many reasons you should contact a professional for mouse control.
Our experts are available seven days a week and can attend within a couple of hours of your booking. We cover London and most of the Home Counties.
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Rodents have to gnaw to keep their teeth from growing too long. Electrical cables are a common target for mice. This includes exposed appliance cables and hidden fixed wiring within the building.
Gnawing strips the insulation that protects wires. This can expose live copper wires, resulting in short circuits. The significant risks from damage to wiring include:
Our experts can arrange for an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) by an Aspect electrician to identify wiring issues following a mouse infestation.
Getting an EICR following a mouse infestation helps identify hidden electrical damage. It reduces the risks of fire and electric shocks. The report issued provides approved documentation for insurance and legal purposes.