Mouse Control, Trapping & Removal Services
We can rid you of Mouse problems safely and efficiently
There is no animal quite like a mouse, when it enters a place where it is not invited, to give even the most animal-friendly people a major scare. Known as the most common house-infesting type of rodent, mice can survive just about anywhere. Whether they are in a bustling city, rural environment, or a cozy suburban home, a mouse can make its way wherever it needs to and snack on anything to survive.
Don’t waste your time and energy on DIY mouse traps that won’t work. Instead, reach out to us for our mouse removal and mouse control services that offer a quick, effective solution. Other mouse removal services that homeowners can purchase on their own will only act as a short term solution. Hiring a professional like Trutech for your mouse control needs takes care of the problem much more thoroughly by sanitizing the home after trapping the creature. After all, mice are known to carry many dangerous diseases that you do not want spreading throughout your home. Call Trutech today for a mouse removal and a professional sanitization will give your family peace of mind.
Trust Trutech to take care of all of your mouse removal needs in the most thorough, humane, and environmentally cautious manner. There is no reason to wait any longer to handle your rodent prevention, control, and removal needs. Reach out to Trutech and implement our environmentally sound mouse control solutions and keep your home clean and safe for all of its invited inhabitants.
APPEARANCE
Small in stature, mice are slender with large, sparsely haired ears and long, hairless tails. They tend to be gray or brown in color and have small, protruding eyes. House mice weigh half an ounce and are roughly five to seven inches long, including their three to four inch tails. The pests are agile and use their claws to climb textured surfaces.
DIET
As opportunistic feeders, mice are not picky when it comes to their diets. They enjoy foods high in protein and fat, including cereal grains, nuts, butter, lard, and meat. The pests also like sweets and may pilfer supplies of chocolate. Mice feed 20 or more times in a single evening.
HABITAT
Dark, protected areas make the best habitats for mice. They craft nests out of fibrous materials such as shredded paper, cloth, and insulation that resemble tiny woven balls. In the wild, they like to settle in open fields or under the cover of debris such as woodpiles. Cold weather typically drives the pests inside homes.
