Mice are smaller than rats and can squeeze through gaps that look almost too small to matter, around a pipe, under the eaves, or through a gap where a wall meets the roofline. In a Silkstone home they are often first noticed in the kitchen or a cupboard rather than the roof itself, though the roof cavity or subfloor is usually where they are actually coming from.
When you call 07 3543 7769 about mice, the crew starts with where you have been seeing them and works back from there, checking the roof cavity, subfloor and any obvious gaps around the outside of the house. Droppings, gnaw marks on packaging, or a faint smell in a cupboard are common signs of where they have been getting in and moving around the home, and the crew asks about all three before starting the check.
Once the entry points are found, they are closed off so the same gaps are not used again. Mice move around a lot more than rats do, so a full check of the roof, subfloor and outer walls tends to turn up more than one gap, and closing just one is rarely enough to keep them out for good on a Silkstone property with an older roofline.
- Roof cavity, subfloor and wall gaps checked for mice
- Signs such as droppings and gnaw marks checked around the home
- Entry points closed off once mice are dealt with
- Advice given on anything else worth watching around the property
- Price set out once the extent of the job is clear
Call 07 3543 7769 and tell us where you have been seeing them.
