Before
Droppings behind the dishwasher within days of grandparents arriving. Family hearing scratching in the kitchen ceiling each night.
High severityMice & Rodent Control
Mice & Rodent Controlin Saskatchewan
Exclusion-first rodent control: we find entry points, seal them, and place tamper-resistant bait stations to stop mice from coming back.
- Treatment time
- 2–3 hours
- Visits / year
- Day 14
- Season window
- Year-round
- Warranty
- 60 days
Signs you're dealing with mice & rodent control — not something else.
Droppings near food or appliances
Black, rice-grain-shaped droppings behind the stove, under sinks, or in pantry corners are the clearest sign.
Scratching or scurrying at night
Mice are nocturnal. Night-time sounds from inside walls or ceilings usually mean an established population.
Greasy rub marks along baseboards
Repeated travel along the same path leaves dark, oily smears at the height of a mouse — a few inches off the floor.
Gnaw marks on cardboard or wires
Mice chew constantly to wear down incisors. Damaged packaging, baseboards, and exposed wires are warning signs.
Tunnels through insulation
If you can see into the attic or crawl, mouse tunnels in fibreglass batts are a giveaway. Exclusion is the only long-term fix.
An off, musky smell
Concentrated urine builds up in nesting areas and gives off a strong musky odour you can't quite place.
The methodMice & Rodent Control
Mice & Rodent Control
is a process, not a spray.
Perimeter exclusion (sealing entry points with rodent-proof materials) + tamper-resistant bait stations placed at travel paths and harborages. Snap traps used inside living spaces where appropriate; bait used outside or in inaccessible voids.
Perimeter inspection
We walk the entire perimeter — foundation, vents, utility penetrations, garage doors — and document every gap mice could exploit.
Exclusion
Gaps sealed with steel mesh, copper wool, foam, or hardware as appropriate. This is the work that prevents reinfestation; bait without exclusion is a treadmill.
Bait + monitoring stations
Tamper-resistant stations placed at known runs and harborages. Indoor traps in living spaces where appropriate.
Follow-up
Two-week re-inspection to confirm activity has stopped. Stations checked and replenished. 60-day warranty covers any return inside that window.
One flat fee. No upsells, no surprise site charges.
Pricing scales with the size of the perimeter to be sealed and the number of bait stations needed. A typical single-family home falls in the mid range; rural acreages and commercial properties scale up. The exclusion work is one-time; only monitoring is recurring.
What's included
- Full perimeter inspection (foundation, vents, utility penetrations)
- Exclusion: sealing of dime-sized and larger gaps with rodent-proof materials
- Tamper-resistant bait stations placed at known runs
- Indoor snap traps in living spaces where appropriate
- Documented station locations on a property diagram
- Day-14 follow-up to confirm activity has stopped
- 60-day warranty including free re-treatment
Not included — but available
- Structural repairs beyond gap sealing (rotted siding, broken vents)
- Removal of dead rodents from inside wall cavities
- Deep cleaning or insulation replacement
- Trapping inside vehicles, sheds, or detached outbuildings unless quoted
Mice in the pantry · Regina bungalow · One week of activity
During
Two openings located behind the dishwasher and one at a furnace pipe penetration. All three sealed with steel mesh and copper wool, plus six interior snap traps and two exterior stations.
After
Activity stopped within 72 hours. Two follow-up checks at day 7 and day 14 found empty traps and no fresh droppings. Family kept the documented diagram for next time.
“Terry found two openings behind the dishwasher we'd missed and sealed them. No sign of activity since.”
Where we offer it
Mice & Rodent Control across Saskatchewan.
Same crew, same protocol, same 60-day warranty in every city. Pick yours below for local response times and recent jobs.
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