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Mice Extermination
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Professional Rodent Removal
How We Help Protect You
At Greenix Pest Control, we understand that mice are much more than just a nuisance. From invading homes to damaging property to transmitting diseases, mice are dangerous and should be removed from your home as soon as possible. If you find your property has been infested by mice, you need our mice control team on the job. Our four season protection service ensures your home is equipped with multiple layers of protection against over 50 different types of pests, including rats, voles, and mice.
What Is The Difference Between A Mouse And A Rat?
While all rodents have common identifying features such as incisor teeth in the upper jaw, short legs, and long tails, rats and mice are the most common rodents encountered in the United States. Weighing as much as 10 ounces, rats are larger than mice. They have thick bodies, thick, hairless tails, large feet, and small ears. They consume up to one ounce of food a day and can produce up to 10 pups per litter. Mice can be identified from their larger rodent cousins. Mice eat about 0.1 ounces of food per day and produce larger litters than rats, at 16 pups per litter.
Additional identifying characteristics of a mouse are:
Additional identifying characteristics of a mouse are:
- Large ears
- Long, thin tails covered in hairs
- Large bodies
- Shorter hairs
- Lighter-colored bellies
- Weigh up to 1.5 ounces
Health Risks Associated With Mice
Mice are notorious for plaguing humans and infesting buildings and homes, and mice can gain access from even the smallest of entry points. Due to the many risks associated with mice, they are a cause of concern for just about any homeowner. Mice are known for posing a danger to health because they carry and transmit mouse-related diseases, carry and spread parasites such as ticks and fleas, and contaminate food with urine and feces. Additionally, mice pose property damage risk, too. Though they're small, they can ruin your attic via the accumulation of urine and feces. And since mice are rodents, they must constantly gnaw to keep their teeth under control. This means a mice infestation represents a higher risk of house fires if they chew through electrical wiring.
The Greenix Process
getting the job done right
We've got your home covered from the foundation all the way to its tallest eaves.
1
Inspect Property For Rodent Activity
Inspect Property For Rodent Activity
The foundation for your treatment plan.
2
Place Bait Stations Every 12-30 Feet
Place Bait Stations Every 12-30 Feet
Targets common pathways rodents use along your home’s foundation
3
Inspect And Refresh Existing Stations
Inspect And Refresh Existing Stations
Remove debris and old bait. Refresh stations with new bait
4
Follow Up And Adjust As Necessary
Follow Up And Adjust As Necessary
Stay one step ahead of the problem by staying on top of the strategy
1
Inspect Property For Rodent Activity
Inspect Property For Rodent Activity
The foundation for your treatment plan.
2
Place Bait Stations Every 12-30 Feet
Place Bait Stations Every 12-30 Feet
Targets common pathways rodents use along your home’s foundation
3
Inspect And Refresh Existing Stations
Inspect And Refresh Existing Stations
Remove debris and old bait. Refresh stations with new bait
4
Follow Up And Adjust As Necessary
Follow Up And Adjust As Necessary
Stay one step ahead of the problem by staying on top of the strategy
1
Inspect Property For Rodent Activity
Inspect Property For Rodent Activity
The foundation for your treatment plan.
2
Place Bait Stations Every 12-30 Feet
Place Bait Stations Every 12-30 Feet
Targets common pathways rodents use along your home’s foundation
3
Inspect And Refresh Existing Stations
Inspect And Refresh Existing Stations
Remove debris and old bait. Refresh stations with new bait
4
Follow Up And Adjust As Necessary
Follow Up And Adjust As Necessary
Stay one step ahead of the problem by staying on top of the strategy
1
Inspect Property For Rodent Activity
Inspect Property For Rodent Activity
The foundation for your treatment plan.
2
Place Bait Stations Every 12-30 Feet
Place Bait Stations Every 12-30 Feet
Targets common pathways rodents use along your home’s foundation
3
Inspect And Refresh Existing Stations
Inspect And Refresh Existing Stations
Remove debris and old bait. Refresh stations with new bait
4
Follow Up And Adjust As Necessary
Follow Up And Adjust As Necessary
Stay one step ahead of the problem by staying on top of the strategy
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The Greenix Mice Control Process
Our professional and certified pest control service pros will thoroughly examine your property to locate any potential access points to your home. They will then place multiple rodent bait boxes around your property to keep mice from entering your home. Our rodent baiting boxes contain a specially formulated bait designed to dehydrate rodents.
Once ingested, mice will leave your property in search of a water source. These heavy boxes are locked up, and only we have a key, which means you never have to worry about children or pets finding their way inside. Every season, our professionals inspect these boxes and replace the bait whenever necessary to ensure continued, lasting protection. This means that any future infestations will be stopped before they start.
Greenix Has Mice Control Under Control
When you call on Greenix Pest Control, you can count on the best service around. We provide thorough inspections and have an equal knack for preventing mice infestations and getting rid of the ones you already have. Ready to "say cheese" to mice in your home? Get pricing online or give us a call today!
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