Question 1

How to know if you have a mouse problem in your house?

Accepted Answer

Listen for scratching or scurrying in your walls at night. Notice gnawed objects like wires, furniture, books, or food. Find droppings or urine in vents, cupboards, or pantries. See small holes (the size of a dime or larger) in your walls or pantry.

Question 2

What are the prevention measures against mice?

Accepted Answer

Eliminate easy entry points by sealing cracks in foundations and around pipes with steel wool. Install metal door sweeps and caulk windows. Clear clutter around the house and mow tall grass. Elevate firewood and heating fuel. Dispose of garbage in a sealed container, don't leave food out, and avoid putting grease, oil, dairy products, or eggs in your compost.

Question 3

What are the hygiene measures to respect if you have contact with mouse droppings or carcasses?

Accepted Answer

Wear gloves and a dust mask when cleaning. Wash your hands and wash clothes that have been in contact with dead mice or their droppings separately. Pour a mixture of water and bleach on droppings before wiping them up. Double-bag garbage during cleaning. Do not sweep or vacuum droppings as this can spread toxic particles.

Question 4

What are the options for getting rid of mice yourself or contacting a pest control company?

Accepted Answer

There are several options, but a certified pest control company is highly recommended for effective and safe solutions, often using biodegradable products. Professionals are trained to handle infestations, and commercial-grade products should only be used by certified professionals.

Question 5

What is the reproduction process of mice?

Accepted Answer

Mice can reproduce at 2 months old. A female mouse can give birth to 6 to 8 babies at a time and can do so 4 to 7 times a year. The lifespan of an adult mouse is about one year.

Question 6

What are the specializations of 911 Exterminateur?

Accepted Answer

Ants (carpenter, odorous, pharaoh), Rodents (mice, rats), Wasps/bees (nest removal), Bed bugs, Cockroaches, Spiders, Seasonal treatments (residential & commercial).