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Out of all the different types of rodents that pester humans, the mouse is most commonly encountered and causes the most damage to businesses. A single mouse can make up to 200 trips to food sources each day, making contamination of food meant for humans and the spread of disease very likely. These curious, persistent creatures may be small, but they can have a huge impact on your operation.
Mice can easily find their way indoors, squeezing through gaps as small as a quarter of an inch (6 mm). We highly recommend contacting a professional pest control company at the first sign of activity. At the rate that mice reproduce, a small mice issue can quickly turn to a large problem and headache for your business.
Call 1-855-633-6260 today or contact us online to have all your mouse-related questions answered by a Rentokil representative.
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When it comes to mice, our focus is on eliminating infestations and helping our customers avoid them altogether. We know that a rodent problem is a sensitive issue. That’s why our specialists are trained to exercise absolute discretion and cause the least amount of disruption possible when treating your business.
Rentokil has studied mice for decades and understands how these rodents have adapted to live in man-made structures such as food processing facilities or hotels. We are working tirelessly on new products and non-toxic mouse control solutions. PestConnect, Rentokil’s revolutionary rodent control system features a portfolio of solutions that actively monitor, detect, and contain rodents on both the interior and exterior of your facility 24/7. By adapting faster than rodents, Rentokil can keep you one step ahead of nuisance pests like mice and rats.
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While Rentokil has the tools and expertise to get rid of mice, if you experience an infestation, we also like to advise our customers on how they can prevent mice from entering their commercial buildings.
Practicing good sanitation is essential for keeping mice away. Since a mouse needs access to food to survive, keeping your property clean can prevent your indoor environment from becoming attractive to mice.
Here are some tips to help prevent problems with mice:
Store food in rodent-proof containers and clean up food and beverage spillage.
Eliminate garbage piles indoors and outdoors, including discarded boxes or storage containers that could provide potential harborage areas.
Clean area around dumpsters and trash cans. Also, ensure lids are tight fitting and kept closed.
Regularly cut grass and vegetation around the property.
Seal any holes or cracks in the foundation or around pipe and electrical chases. Also, ensure there are no gaps over 1/4" around doors.
Keep doors closed as much as possible and keep areas near doors free of items that may become temporary mouse harborages.
A simple answer to your mouse problem is calling Rentokil at 1-855-633-6260 to schedule an inspection by a local specialist. The specialist will carefully investigate your property, confirm the presence of mice on your property and propose a tailor-made mouse removal solution to suit your needs.
It’s best to rely on a Rentokil professional when controlling mice. All Rentokil specialists are state-licensed applicators and trained in rodent exclusion methods in addition to treatments designed to get rid of mice.
We will discuss your pest problem, schedule an appointment if necessary and provide a quote and recommendations.
Our state certified pest specialists will come out to provide your treatment.
We'll make as many visits as you require to ensure your problem is resolved
Generally mice are omnivores. They will eat whatever they can find inside a building. In the wild, they will eat fruit, grains, seeds and other vegetation – meaning they have even been known to damage crops. Generally, mice like food high in carbs but will eat meat, insects and even other mice.
Mice generally have a lifespan of up to 18 months.
Female mice deliver a litter of about 5-12 pups. They can produce up to 300 baby mice over the span of their adult life.
There have been a number of serious illnesses that have been attributed to mice, as well as the parasites they carry. Some of these diseases include: Hantavirus, Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis, Salmonella and Lyme disease.
For multi-site customers we offer a dedicated key accounts team with a single point of contact for consistent and efficient service.