Mouse & Rat Control in Niagara

Rodent inspection, trapping or baiting, and sealing entry points. We connect you with an independent local provider serving your town.

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Signs of mice & rats

Droppings in cupboards, drawers, along baseboards or behind appliances
Gnaw marks on food packaging, wires or wood
Scratching or scurrying sounds in walls or ceilings, often at night
Greasy rub marks along walls and nests made of shredded paper or insulation

What treatment usually involves

A provider will look for how rodents are getting in and where they are active, then set up a trapping or baiting program placed safely away from children and pets. The longer-term fix is exclusion: sealing entry points so new rodents can't get in. Follow-up visits check activity and remove traps.

Prevention tips

Seal gaps around pipes, vents, and where utilities enter the house; mice fit through very small openings
Store food, pet food and birdseed in sealed containers
Keep firewood, compost and debris away from the foundation
Trim shrubs and vines that touch the house

When to call

Call when you see droppings or hear activity in walls or ceilings. Rodents breed quickly and can damage wiring and insulation.

FAQ

Why do I get mice every fall?

As temperatures drop, mice look for warm shelter and food. Gaps around the foundation, garage doors and utility lines are common entry points.

Are rats common in Niagara?

Rats can show up anywhere there is food and shelter, including near water, garbage storage, compost and older buildings. A provider can confirm whether you're dealing with mice or rats, since the approach differs.

Is poison bait safe around pets?

Bait should only be used in tamper-resistant stations placed carefully. Tell your provider about pets and children so they can choose a safe method, which may be trapping instead.