1. How does your exclusion process work?

• Our process begins with a comprehensive property inspection to identify active mouse activity and vulnerable entry points. We then seal all accessible gaps using long-lasting materials like steel mesh, copper wool, and foam sealant. Recommendations are given to address food storage, clutter, and sanitation issues. Follow-ups ensure the problem is fully resolved.

2. What time of year are mice most active in Auburn Hills?

• While mice remain active throughout the year, they are most likely to invade homes during the fall and winter months. As outdoor temperatures drop, mice look for warmth and shelter indoors—especially in basements, attics, and wall voids. Preventative exclusion in early autumn can stop an infestation before it starts.

3. How long does the mice exclusion process take?

• Most exclusion jobs are completed within 1 to 2 days. The process involves inspection, sealing of entry points, sanitation treatment, and post-service guidance. Larger or more complex buildings may require additional visits, especially if severe contamination or structural repairs are needed.

4. Are your mice exclusion methods safe for pets and children?

• Yes. Our methods are 100% non-toxic and child/pet-friendly. We avoid harmful poisons or chemicals and instead focus on exclusion, sanitation, and environmental adjustments. We also take care to protect air quality and eliminate biological contaminants like droppings and urine.

5. How can I prevent mice from returning after exclusion?

• Ongoing prevention involves seasonal inspections, keeping food sealed, eliminating clutter, and trimming vegetation near your home. We also recommend sealing garbage bins, closing garage doors at night, and having a long-term maintenance plan—services we offer to Auburn Hills residents for lasting peace of mind.

6. What attracts mice to homes in Auburn Hills?

• Mice are drawn to homes offering easy access, warmth, food, and shelter—all more prevalent during Michigan’s colder seasons. Gaps under doors, unsealed crawl spaces, and cluttered attics or basements make homes in Auburn Hills prime targets. Bird feeders, pet food, and garbage bins also act as magnets if not properly stored.

7. Are mice dangerous to my health?

• Yes, mice pose significant health risks. They can spread diseases such as Hantavirus, Leptospirosis, and Salmonella through their droppings, urine, and saliva. Their nesting materials can trigger allergies or asthma, particularly in children or individuals with compromised immune systems. Prompt exclusion is critical to maintaining a healthy indoor environment.