Professional Mouse Control in Charlton

Pallets, Racking and Roller Doors

A mouse feeds in small amounts at many points and keeps several nesting sites going at once, which is exactly what a stock area supports. Palletised goods standing on the floor, cardboard outers, racking that is never fully cleared, and a roller door that stands open for deliveries add up to shelter, food and access in one building.

The domestic version uphill is more conventional - a suburban house with a garden, an autumn entry through an air brick or a pipe penetration, and a population that can be closed out once it has been removed.

• Under and behind racking, particularly where stock has not been rotated.
• The gap under a roller shutter or delivery door.
• Cable and pipe penetrations through external walls and floor slabs.
• Staff kitchen units and the void behind them.

Signs You May Need Mouse Control in Charlton

The full list is on the Mouse Control Greenwich page.

• Small dark droppings inside cupboards and drawers. Rice-grain sized, and spread around rather than gathered in one run.
• A stale, musky smell in an enclosed cupboard. Strongest where the nesting is, not where the droppings are.
• Pets fixating on one spot. A cat or dog sitting at a particular kickboard or appliance gap for no obvious reason is worth taking seriously.

How We Deal With Mice in Charlton

In commercial premises the survey covers stock areas, service voids and the building envelope, and control is placed along the runs in secured points suitable for the setting.