The pest company came. You still have mice.
That happens a lot, and it isn’t your fault. Bait boxes kill a fraction of the mice and leave every gap open, so more keep coming in.
Three steps
Know why bait boxes can’t fix it
A bait box doesn’t seal anything. While a gap about the width of your finger is open, new mice keep coming in, and the poison keeps killing. That means more needless death, more damage, droppings and allergens in your home, and poison moving up the food chain to owls, hawks and pets. Why not poison →
Run Quick 3
Check the three spots where mice most often get in. It takes about 5 minutes and a flashlight, and it stays on your phone.
Start Quick 3Look at what the walk found
Your results list each gap, what to seal it with, and the order to do it in. Those gaps are what needs closing, not more bait.
Open my plan
Questions to ask your pest company
Pick what to ask. Copy it into a text or email, or bring it to the next visit.
Stays on this device. Nothing is sent to us.
If that doesn’t work
Send me photos of your house. I’ll mark each gap, what to seal it with, and the order to do it in. The photo plan is free.
I look at every plan myself. You’ll hear back within 24 hours.
A note for your pest company
Print it or show it on your phone at the next visit.
No Mice Here
To our pest control company
Thank you for coming out. We still have mice, and we’d like to close the gaps they use instead of adding more bait.
Please take a look at the No Mice Here pledge for pros: no poison, seal the gaps for good with metal and other durable materials, and wooden snap traps only with sealing.
nomicehere.com/no-poison-pros/
Could you show us which gaps you find and what you’ll seal each one with?
Thank you,
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