Scratching in the walls at night, droppings in the kitchen drawers — mice announce themselves after dark. Kyle removes the mice you have and seals the gaps letting them in, across Hamilton, Niagara Falls and St. Catharines.
Catching a mouse or two feels like progress, but if the entry points are still open, more will follow — a mouse can squeeze through a gap the width of a dime. Utility lines, garage doors, foundation cracks and gaps under siding are the usual highways in, especially in the older housing around Hamilton and St. Catharines.
Real mouse control is removal plus exclusion: deal with the mice inside, then find and seal how they're getting in. That second half is what stops the problem from coming back every fall.
Kyle inspects inside and out — attic, basement, kitchen, foundation, rooflines — to map the activity and the entry points. You get a fixed quote covering removal and the sealing work worth doing.
Mice are most active at night, which makes evening inspections genuinely useful: what you've been hearing at 11pm is a lot easier to pin down at 11pm.
Questions
Tell Kyle what you're seeing and when suits you — evenings, overnights, or first thing. It goes straight to his phone, no call centre in between.