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Are you hearing noises in the loft such as scratching, gnawing, thumping or bumping, maybe noises in the wall, ceiling or floorboard?
Do you find tiny black "Rice-shaped" droppings in your property, especially in the loft, kitchen or storage area?
Have your electricity cables been chewed, maybe you have pipes or cables damaged on your dishwasher or washing machine?
Have you found chewed or otherwise damaged food packaging?
Maybe you have had a nasty smell in the house, or a mystery fly invasion?
Any of these problems may indicate mice living in your property, get a free inspection!
Do you find tiny black "Rice-shaped" droppings in your property, especially in the loft, kitchen or storage area?
Have your electricity cables been chewed, maybe you have pipes or cables damaged on your dishwasher or washing machine?
Have you found chewed or otherwise damaged food packaging?
Maybe you have had a nasty smell in the house, or a mystery fly invasion?
Any of these problems may indicate mice living in your property, get a free inspection!
Your local pest control company.
Pest control for mice in Churt, Frensham, Rowledge, Farnham, Haslemere, Godalming, Headley Down, Grayshott, Liphook, Pest control Elstead, Tilford, Witley, Dunsfold, Chiddingfold, Crondall, Fleet, Farnborough, Camberley, Hartley Wintney, Hook, Odiham, South Warnborough, Alton, Bentley, Pirbright, Woking, Ripley, East Horsley, Guildford, Cobham, Oxshott, Shamley Green, Cranleigh, Hascombe, Bramley, Northchapel, Petworth, Midhurst, Fernhurst, Liss, Rogate, Petersfield, Hawkley, Selborne,
We cover areas controlled by Waverley Borough Council, East Hampshire District Council, Chichester District Council
Domestic and Commercial pest services Surrey Hampshire & West Sussex UK
Churt, Farnham, Surrey
Pest control for mice in Churt, Frensham, Rowledge, Farnham, Haslemere, Godalming, Headley Down, Grayshott, Liphook, Pest control Elstead, Tilford, Witley, Dunsfold, Chiddingfold, Crondall, Fleet, Farnborough, Camberley, Hartley Wintney, Hook, Odiham, South Warnborough, Alton, Bentley, Pirbright, Woking, Ripley, East Horsley, Guildford, Cobham, Oxshott, Shamley Green, Cranleigh, Hascombe, Bramley, Northchapel, Petworth, Midhurst, Fernhurst, Liss, Rogate, Petersfield, Hawkley, Selborne,
We cover areas controlled by Waverley Borough Council, East Hampshire District Council, Chichester District Council
Domestic and Commercial pest services Surrey Hampshire & West Sussex UK
Churt, Farnham, Surrey
We solve mouse problems! Get rid of mice 07855 833417
Why do mice need controlling, and what damage do they do?
Mice will contaminate food, food preparation and storage areas with urine and droppings.There are a range of diseases carried by mice that are transmissible to humans through their droppings and urine. Mice are definitely not incontinent, a common myth perpetuated by the ill-informed. However, they do urinate and deficate frequently and this is how contamination occurs.
They will also cause damage to domestic and commercial property primarily due to their constant need to chew, in fact they will chew almost anything to keep their teeth at the correct length.
They are very likely to chew electrical cables or plastic water pipes resulting in expensive wiring repairs or water damage. Modern electrical circuitry standards help avoid the risk of fire, although damaged wiring will still need to be repaired.
You may have seen mice in or around your home, or you may have heard noises such as scratching or gnawing in the loft, or found mouse droppings under the kitchen sink or in a food cupboards. These signs need to be investigated. Dead mice in the wall cavity may cause a smell and attract flies, and uncontrolled, mice in the house will eventually cause a building to smell.
If mice are making nests in your loft then you need to take immediate action. Mice nesting indicates a settled environment for them and their numbers are likely to be greater than you think.
Why choose us to treat your mouse problem?
With full training, qualifications and over a decade of experience treating mouse infestations in all sorts of situations, we are well equipped for any situation and will bring your mice under control with the most effective methods and with the least impact on the environment.
The control of mice in your property will be carried out for you with complete professionalism, giving you peace of mind that any pets or children will be safe. A proper inspection and good advice may help you get rid of mice permanently.
How are mice controlled?
There are hundreds of different anecdotes on how to get rid of mice, but the most successful way to control mice is with modern rodenticides which are humane in their action. This must be used in conjunction with habitat management to make the affected areas less appealing to mice.
It is imperative that rodenticides are used correctly by a professional to achieve proper control of the population, and also to protect non-target animals.
Mouse biology
Mice eat nuts and seeds as their principal food, but will also eat insects and meat so they are considered omnivorous
The 5-6 young mice are born hairless and blind in a nest made by the female. They are weaned at 3 weeks old, and are sexually mature at 8-12 weeks. The gestation period is 17-20 days and potentially mice can give birth every 28 days, so infestations can increase rapidly if conditions are favourable.
For mouse control, call Justin on 07855 833417
Mice will contaminate food, food preparation and storage areas with urine and droppings.There are a range of diseases carried by mice that are transmissible to humans through their droppings and urine. Mice are definitely not incontinent, a common myth perpetuated by the ill-informed. However, they do urinate and deficate frequently and this is how contamination occurs.
They will also cause damage to domestic and commercial property primarily due to their constant need to chew, in fact they will chew almost anything to keep their teeth at the correct length.
They are very likely to chew electrical cables or plastic water pipes resulting in expensive wiring repairs or water damage. Modern electrical circuitry standards help avoid the risk of fire, although damaged wiring will still need to be repaired.
You may have seen mice in or around your home, or you may have heard noises such as scratching or gnawing in the loft, or found mouse droppings under the kitchen sink or in a food cupboards. These signs need to be investigated. Dead mice in the wall cavity may cause a smell and attract flies, and uncontrolled, mice in the house will eventually cause a building to smell.
If mice are making nests in your loft then you need to take immediate action. Mice nesting indicates a settled environment for them and their numbers are likely to be greater than you think.
Why choose us to treat your mouse problem?
With full training, qualifications and over a decade of experience treating mouse infestations in all sorts of situations, we are well equipped for any situation and will bring your mice under control with the most effective methods and with the least impact on the environment.
The control of mice in your property will be carried out for you with complete professionalism, giving you peace of mind that any pets or children will be safe. A proper inspection and good advice may help you get rid of mice permanently.
How are mice controlled?
There are hundreds of different anecdotes on how to get rid of mice, but the most successful way to control mice is with modern rodenticides which are humane in their action. This must be used in conjunction with habitat management to make the affected areas less appealing to mice.
It is imperative that rodenticides are used correctly by a professional to achieve proper control of the population, and also to protect non-target animals.
Mouse biology
Mice eat nuts and seeds as their principal food, but will also eat insects and meat so they are considered omnivorous
The 5-6 young mice are born hairless and blind in a nest made by the female. They are weaned at 3 weeks old, and are sexually mature at 8-12 weeks. The gestation period is 17-20 days and potentially mice can give birth every 28 days, so infestations can increase rapidly if conditions are favourable.
For mouse control, call Justin on 07855 833417
Pest control services
Nature in Balance Pest Control
07855 833417 (8am-8pm 7days) 01428 712790 (24hr answerphone)
Mayfair Farm, Churt, Farnham, Surrey GU10 2QS e-mail justin@natureinbalance.co.uk
Nature in Balance Pest Control
07855 833417 (8am-8pm 7days) 01428 712790 (24hr answerphone)
Mayfair Farm, Churt, Farnham, Surrey GU10 2QS e-mail justin@natureinbalance.co.uk