1. How can I tell if I have a mouse infestation?

• Look for small black droppings near food areas, gnaw marks on wires or furniture, and scratching noises in the walls at night. Mice often use shredded materials to build nests in hidden areas like attics or behind cabinets. If your pets seem unusually alert in certain spots, they may be sensing rodent activity.

2. Are mice dangerous to my health?

• Yes, mice can carry diseases like Hantavirus and Salmonella, which are transmitted through their droppings, urine, and nesting materials. Exposure to these contaminants—especially in kitchens or storage areas—can pose serious health risks. Mice can also trigger allergies and contaminate food supplies.

3. What attracts mice to my home?

• Mice enter homes in search of food, warmth, and shelter—especially during colder months in places like Bloomfield Hills. Open food containers, cluttered storage areas, and cracks in your home’s foundation or siding can all invite mice indoors. Even something as simple as pet food left out overnight can attract them.

4. Do you use humane methods for removal?

• Yes. We use humane, non-lethal exclusion techniques that focus on sealing all current and potential entry points so mice naturally leave and cannot return. We avoid poisons or snap traps, making our process safer for families, pets, and the environment.

5. How long does the exclusion process take?

• Most projects are completed within a few days, depending on how severe the infestation is and how many entry points we need to seal. We start with a detailed inspection, then perform the exclusion work, and may return for a follow-up if necessary.

6. Is your service guaranteed?

• Yes, all of our exclusion work comes with a written service guarantee. If mice return within the covered period, we’ll come back to inspect and reseal as needed. We’re committed to keeping your home permanently protected.