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Pest Mouse Control

The Mouse similar to its rodent cousin the rat are common place in Scotland, as well as the rest of the world. Mice population's can explode rapidly, sometimes with devastating results. In Australia plagues of mice overrun the country every few years, millions of them destroy the countries grain stocks and food stuffs, causing hardship to thousands of Australians. In 1993 mice destroyed an estimated Aus$100 million worth of crops.
(source: http://archive.greenpeace.org/~climate/database/records/zgpz0216.html)

Although Scotland is no where near the above infestation level, we shouldn't be complacent, given ideal conditions mice can have a litter of up to 6 and reproduce every 3-4 weeks, a sizable infestation can develop very quickly.

Mice can gnaw through wood, soft alloy and electric cable insulation, creating the risk of fires. They can gnaw through plastic pipes causing leaks in central heating systems, mice can also carry and transmit diseases such as Salmonella, which causes food poisoning. They present a danger in any building.

Graham Environmental Services Ltd. mouse treatment starts with a through survey of the property and its surrounding ground. A survey will help gauge the level of any infestation, establish possible entry points into buildings and sheds, help recognise any potential dangers, such as gnawed electric wires, and is an important part of any successful professional mouse control treatment.

Once the mouse treatment has been implemented clients are consulted about bait box locations and other relevant matters, we also supply an advice sheet containing information about mice and the treatment being carried out. All our bait boxes are tamper proof and only approved professional rodenticides and equipment are used.

A standard single mouse treatment involves of the following:

• Initial visit, survey and the start of the mouse treatment.
• Follow-up visit 7 to 10 days later*, evaluation of the treatment's success, check for and remove bodies, remove baits and equipment if the treatment has been successful. If there is still evidence a further treatment will be carried out.

* Depending on the individual mouse treatment requirements, follow-up visits time intervals my vary. All visits are arranged to suit clients.

If you own a holiday cottage or rent out a holiday cottage, consider using our Prevention and Control Contract Service, with regular visits Graham Environmental Services Ltd. will monitor and control mice intrusions All Year Round.
We can help control unwanted guests, when your not there.