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Pest control · Rodents

Mice Extermination in Alberta

Targeted mice control for homes, condos, rental units and commercial buildings in Edmonton, Calgary and surrounding Alberta communities. We find how mice get in, reduce the active population and help keep them out.

Interior and exterior control
Entry point sealing
Dropping cleanup available
Mice pest control, Technica Pest Solutions
Know the signs

Signs of Mice in Your Home or Business

Mice travel inside walls, ceilings and utility spaces, so you often see only part of the problem. If you see these signs regularly, a larger population is usually hidden out of sight.

Droppings in cabinets and drawers

Small dark droppings show up in pantries, under sinks, in drawers and in storage areas where mice feed and travel.

Scratching sounds at night

Scratching or scurrying in walls and ceilings, often after dark, points to mice moving through the structure.

Gnaw marks

Chewed food packaging, wires, wood or plastic are a clear sign that mice are active in the area.

Nesting material

Shredded paper, fabric or insulation packed into hidden corners, behind appliances or in storage boxes.

Grease or rub marks

Dark smudges along baseboards and walls where mice run the same route again and again.

A stale odour or sightings

A strong, stale smell in enclosed spaces, or seeing a mouse, especially at night, means activity is well established.
How we treat it

How We Treat for Mice

Our approach reduces the mice active inside, lowers rodent pressure outside and closes off the ways they get in. Your technician recommends the mix that fits your property.

Interior Control Measures

We inspect for droppings, rub marks, nesting and travel routes, then place traps or bait where mice are active. Common zones include utility rooms, basements, under sinks, garages and storage rooms. Heavier infestations may need a return visit.

Best for: Active mice inside homes, businesses and multi-unit buildings

Exterior Bait Station Program

We set tamper-resistant stations at likely mouse travel points around the building exterior. This lowers rodent pressure before mice get indoors. We can also check and refill the stations on a regular service schedule.

Best for: Recurring activity, commercial buildings and managed properties

Entry Point Sealing and Recommendations

We look for gaps around pipes, vents, doors, siding and the foundation. Accessible openings within scope can be sealed during service. Where repairs fall outside pest control, we tell you clearly what should be corrected.

Best for: Stopping repeat infestations once the current population is reduced

What to expect

What to Expect From Start to Finish

Contact us

Call (587) 840-8133 or send a message. We ask a few questions about what you are seeing and book a time that works for you.

Inspection and estimate

A licensed technician inspects inside and out for droppings, rub marks, nesting and entry points. You get a clear plan and quote.

Treatment

We place interior traps or bait in active zones and, where recommended, install tamper-resistant exterior stations.

Sealing and cleanup

Accessible entry points within scope are sealed. If needed, we clean and sanitize droppings and affected areas following Alberta Health standards.

Follow-up

Activity usually drops over time as treatment takes effect. For heavier or repeat problems, your technician may suggest a return visit.
Why it matters

Why a Mice Problem Should Not Wait

Mice spoil food, chew wiring and insulation, and leave droppings behind. The mice you notice are only a share of the total. Most move unseen inside walls, ceilings and crawl spaces. In condos and apartments they can spread between units. A small problem grows quickly, so early treatment is simpler and less disruptive.

How to Keep Mice Out

Seal small gaps

Even a very small opening is enough for a mouse. Check around pipes, vents, doors, garage edges and the foundation.

Store food in sealed containers

Keep pantry items, pet food and garbage in containers with tight lids so mice find less to eat.

Reduce clutter and nesting spots

Clear cardboard, paper and stored fabric from basements, garages and storage rooms where mice can nest undisturbed.

Watch the exterior

Mice active outside a building keep trying to get in. Exterior stations can help where pressure is high.
Common questions

Frequently asked questions

What does your mice treatment involve?

We combine interior traps or bait in active zones with tamper-resistant exterior stations where needed. We also locate entry points and seal accessible ones within scope so mice have a harder time getting back inside.

How are bait stations kept away from pets and children?

Our stations are tamper-resistant and placed in secure locations. The bait sits inside the station, and we use only regulated, professional products applied as directed. Your technician explains where stations are and how to work around them.

Can I do this myself with store-bought products?

Our products are professional grade, and buying or applying them requires a licence. They are stronger than retail options. Our technicians are trained to place them correctly, which limits risk to people, pets and property.

What if I still see mice after treatment?

Some activity is normal at first, depending on how heavy the infestation is. Numbers usually fall as the treatment starts working. If mice continue, we inspect again, adjust the plan and may recommend follow-up or exterior control.

Hearing Scratching in the Walls? Let Us Take a Look

Call (587) 840-8133 or email info@technicapestsolutions.ca. Teams in Edmonton and Calgary serve surrounding communities across Alberta.

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