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Give us a call at the number below. An expert will answer your questions and get you scheduled.
We will provide you a quote tailored for your unique situation and walk you through the treatment process.
A licensed trained technician preforms your treatment and answers all questions you might have as well as follow ups needed to ensure complete remediation.
The technician did a thorough assessment of our home for our mice entering the building. They placed the poison traps and It's been a week now and I'm not hearing anymore noises from the ceiling.
Technica Pest Solutions did an excellent job handling the mice problem at my property. The technician was punctual, courteous, and took the time to ensure I understood the treatment. The solution was effective, and they checked in afterward to ensure all was well. A great experience overall! Highly recommend for reliable and efficient pest control.
At Technica Pest Solutions, we understand how stressful a mice problem can be. Mice are not just a nuisance. They contaminate food, leave droppings, damage insulation, chew wires, and quickly turn a small problem into a much larger one.
The biggest issue with mice is that the activity you see is usually only part of the problem. Mice often travel inside walls, ceilings, utility areas, basements, crawl spaces, and attics, which means they can stay active for a long time before the infestation is fully noticed.
That is why proper mice control is not just about setting a few traps. It requires identifying how they are getting in, where they are active, and what is allowing them to stay inside the structure.
We provide targeted mice extermination for homes, businesses, and multi-unit properties.
We use a practical approach to mice control designed to reduce active populations and help prevent the problem from continuing.
1. Interior Control Measures
2. Exterior Bait Stations
3. Entry Point Recommendations and Sealing
Interior treatment focuses on areas where mice are actively living, feeding, or travelling inside the property.
Depending on the situation, this may include traps, bait placements in appropriate areas, and treatment of known activity zones such as utility rooms, basements, under sinks, garages, storage rooms, and other interior spaces where mice are present.
The goal is to quickly reduce activity inside while identifying the areas that need longer-term prevention.
Inspection
We inspect the property for droppings, rub marks, nesting material, travel routes, entry points, and other signs of activity.
Targeted Placement
Control products are placed in the areas where mice are active and likely to travel.
Monitoring Activity
We determine where mice are feeding and moving so we can focus the treatment where it will be most effective.
Population Reduction
Interior treatment helps reduce the mice currently active inside the structure.
Follow-Up as Needed
Depending on the level of infestation, follow-up service may be recommended.
Exterior rodent control focuses on controlling mice before they enter the building.
Tamper-resistant bait stations are placed in strategic areas around the outside of the property where mice are likely to travel. This helps reduce rodent pressure around the structure and can play an important role in long-term prevention.
This method is especially useful for properties with recurring activity, commercial buildings, and properties where mice are entering from the exterior.
Exterior Inspection
We inspect the outside of the property for likely entry areas, rodent pressure, and locations suitable for station placement.
Bait Station Placement
Tamper-resistant stations are placed in strategic locations around the building.
Ongoing Monitoring
Stations can be checked and maintained as part of an ongoing service plan where needed.
Pressure Reduction
By reducing activity around the outside of the building, the risk of mice entering is lowered.
One of the most important parts of mice control is figuring out how they are getting inside.
If mice are actively entering through gaps, penetrations, damaged seals, or openings around the structure, the problem can continue even after the current population is reduced.
During service, we inspect for likely access points and provide recommendations on areas that should be sealed or corrected. Where appropriate, we can also complete entry point sealing within scope as part of the service.
Examples may include:
Sealing accessible entry points within scope can help reduce ongoing rodent activity and lower the chance of repeat infestations. Where repairs fall outside the scope of pest control service, we will clearly advise on what should be corrected.
If you are seeing signs regularly, there is usually more activity hidden nearby.
Mice are often found in:
They prefer areas that provide shelter, warmth, and easy access to food or water.
Mice problems often return for three main reasons:
They still have a way in
Even a very small opening can be enough for mice to enter.
There is still shelter or food available
Cluttered areas, food storage issues, and undisturbed nesting zones help them stay active.
The surrounding rodent pressure has not been addressed
If mice are active outside around the structure, new ones may continue entering.
Lasting results usually come from combining active treatment with prevention.
Mice in homes are commonly found in kitchens, basements, attics, garages, and utility areas. We help identify where the activity is happening and provide a treatment plan based on the property layout and infestation level.
Mice in commercial spaces can affect sanitation, operations, inventory, and customer confidence. We provide practical treatment plans for offices, retail locations, warehouses, restaurants, and other commercial properties.
In apartments, condos, and other managed buildings, mice can spread between units and common structural areas. We work with landlords and property managers to keep service organized and communication clear.
We use tamper-resistant bait stations with commercial-grade bait to quickly eliminate mice. To provide long-term results, we also locate and seal entry points so mice cannot get back inside, giving you a permanent solution.
Yes. Our bait stations are tamper-resistant and designed so pets and children cannot access the bait inside. We also place them in secure locations and use only regulated, commercial-grade products approved for safe use in and around homes.
The products we use are professional-grade and require a special license to purchase and apply. They are much stronger and more effective than anything available in retail stores. Our technicians are trained to apply them safely and in the right locations, ensuring the infestation is eliminated properly without unnecessary risk to people, pets, or property.
Our technician will inspect your property, identify any pest problems, and implement a tailored treatment plan. We'll also provide recommendations for preventing future infestations.
