Mouse control

A mouse fits through a pencil-sized hole: we find every one.

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111 € incl. VAT

Duration

45 minutes to 1.5 hours, follow-up 10 to 15 days later.

House mice live right alongside us: behind skirting boards, under kitchen units, inside dry linings and ceiling voids. They nibble a little everywhere rather than feeding in one spot, which makes randomly placed bait ineffective.

So our technician sets many small control points on their actual routes, combines secure stations and traps room by room, then moves on to fine proofing: pipe and cable openings, skirting joints and gaps under doors.

Photo report emailed the same day
Two-hour slot and a call before arrival
Price shown and paid online in advance
Technicians holding the Certibiocide
Approved products, precisely dosed
Written guarantee issued with the report

Méthode Verrou®

The Verrou Method® for this service

Four steps, always in the same order: we never treat before we understand, and we never leave before we have sealed.

01
Detect
Droppings and runs located, linings and ducts inspected, endoscope where needed.
02
Neutralise
Closely spaced control points: secure stations and traps suited to each room.
03
Seal
Fine proofing of pipe and cable openings, skirting boards and door gaps, steel wool in holes.
04
Monitor
Stations and traps checked, photos and written guarantee.

What we deal with

Kitchens and worktops
Dry linings and stud walls
Ceiling voids and lofts
Cupboards and utility rooms
Offices and break rooms
Shops and stockrooms

Who is it for?

Homeowners and tenants

Flat, house, cellar or garden: choose a two-hour slot, pay the displayed price online and get your photo report that same evening.

Businesses

Restaurants, shops, managing agents, landlords, hotels: visits outside opening hours, invoices in your company's name, reports you can show at inspections, and ongoing contracts.

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Your questions

A mouse fits through a pencil-sized hole: we find every one.

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I've only seen one mouse, should I call you?

A mouse seen in daytime usually means a group is living nearby, since they are mainly active at night. It is best to act early: a female can have several litters a year.