Small dark droppings in cupboards
Find the route, not just the mouse
Mice Control London
Mice can use gaps little wider than a pencil and often travel behind kitchens, boxed pipes and shared walls. Effective control combines activity reduction with practical proofing.
- Inspection of likely entry routes
- Treatment suited to the property
- Food and proofing advice that helps
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Fast responseSame-day slots where availableClear pricingKnow the plan before work beginsDiscreet serviceHomes, rentals and businessesUseful aftercarePractical steps, clearly explained
When to call
Signs worth checking
Scratching behind walls at night
Gnawed food packets or insulation
What the service covers
A visit with a clear purpose
- Inspection of kitchens and service routes
- Identification of feeding and nesting areas
- Safe placement of suitable controls
- Advice on food and waste storage
- Proofing priorities for small gaps
- Monitoring and follow-up guidance
How to prepare
Store open food in sealed containers and avoid clearing all droppings before the visit; their location helps us understand activity.
What happens next
Remove easy food sources, keep cupboards uncluttered and complete the proofing actions discussed with the technician.
Straight answers
Questions customers often ask
Every property is different. These answers give you a useful starting point; call us for advice about your situation.
Call 020 4579 9459How do mice get into flats?
Common routes include pipework, risers, gaps under units and connections between neighbouring properties.
Are traps enough?
They can reduce activity, but recurring problems usually need entry points and food sources addressed too.
Can you help in a shared building?
Yes, though activity across multiple flats may require coordination with the landlord or managing agent.
Will I see more activity after treatment?
You may notice short-term changes. We explain what is normal and when to contact us.
London-wide appointments