Mice Control & Exterminator Edmonton

Mice as a Pest in Edmonton  

Amongst other rodents (On Rodents Learn More) in structure, Mice is a fast breeder and well adoptive in human living conditions. If you see a mouse repeatedly during the day light, it is estimated there are 20 to 50 more you don’t see. ​As you suspect mouse activities inside your home or business, immediately get structure inspected by a professional exterminator. Otherwise, as a prolific breeder, soon mouse population could be reached at a level where it can pose health risks and may damage your items or structure by gnawing. 
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House Mice Description

The house mouse has large ears, small eyes and pointed nose. The body is small, slightly slender while excluding tail, head to body ranging 6.35cm to 9.5cm (​21/2 - 3 3/4") long, depending on food availability and environments. Importantly, its tail is as long as the head and body. The skin or fur color shade differently, usually its color is light brown or light gray while during winter inside home, color changed into a kind of dark shades. (Read more)

House Mice Risk 

Mice presence in your home or business posses many risks, mainly a health threat to adults, children, and pets along property and items damages. 

Health Risk;

• Food Contamination by Bacteria; ​salmonella bacteria could spread through mice feces in food, symptoms include, abdominal pain and fever.
• Allergies; Mice urine droplets in home can cause allergies in children and dried feces dust may trigger asthma allergies. 
• Bring Parasites; Mice may catch parasite from other animals e.g. mites, lice and ticks and infested a structure for extended time may spread to the humans . 

Property Risk;

• Structure Damages; They damage structure directly by building nest and gnawing structure as well as creating fire or safety hazards e.g. furnace, dryer, electrical wire insulation, rubber insulation, attics, garages.
• House Hold Items Damages; They chew and gnaw any wooden, fibers or paper items; clothing, books, boxes and plastic bags to get to food and nest areas. 
• Food Items Damages; Mice ruin stored food by contamination and make them unsuitable for consumption for human as well as pets and farm animals. 

Mice Control Process

• Step 1;  Technicians will get information from occupants on mice history in structure e.g.  first time mice infestation, a recurring infestation each year or after how many years and treatment records, if any.  
• Step 2;    After collecting information in the first step, technicians will start looking at the interior and exterior of the structure for gaps and crevices, more than 1/4 inches or 6.35mm. The special attention will be toward garage and backyard doors and gaps caused by utility pipes or cable wires. Technicians will fill obvious and small gaps through appropriate filler;  iron netting, concrete filling or foam spray. Note mainly for big and many gaps, its customer responsible to fill gaps and crevices or hired a construction technician.
• Step 3;     Technicians will observe and record signs of mice infestation, especially basement and its ceiling and assess the level of mice infestation may set up and implement a program using baited mouse traps, mechanical traps and glue boards where deemed necessary.
• Step 4;  Based on mice activities,  t echnician may set up and implement a program using baited live mouse traps, glue board (not kill traps) , mechanical traps (snap kill traps) or baited poison traps where deemed necessary.
•   Step 5;   Extreme caution and safety is exercised when implementing control measures including strategically placing baited traps in tamper resistant secured stations, and in areas that are as inaccessible (to people & pets) as possible.
  
• Step 5;   Based on mice infestation level, structure integrity, sanitation, customer understanding and cooperation, technician will recommend monitoring, numbers of treatment and visit.