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Mouse extermination in Brussels
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Mice extermination can be a daunting task, due to the complexity of completely clearing an area of mice. That’s why you need a professional pest exterminator to get the job done right the first time. So call Nuisibles Out today if you think you have a mouse or rat problem.
Rats, as well as mice, are very aware of their surroundings, which makes them particularly difficult rodents to capture. Rats often carry and transmit serious viral and bacterial infections to other living organisms. You can read more about our rat control services.
Mouse extermination should be a priority, and should not be taken lightly… In order to prevent mouse infestation
Do you live in Brussels and you have a mouse infestation in your home?
Look no further, our company is here to help you get rid of it effectively. We provide you with a team of pest control professionals who use cutting-edge techniques and equipment to fight against these pests.
Mouse swatters, poisons, mouse repellents, ultrasound, etc. are methods available in supermarkets that can sometimes work to keep mice away, but these means are often ineffective in the event of a serious infestation. The effectiveness of these methods cannot compete with that of pest control experts who are equipped with professional equipment and who have the necessary training to eliminate mice safely and sustainably.
We assess the situation at your home and develop a tailor-made strategy to eradicate mice from your home or business. We use professional baits and appropriate traps to eliminate mice, and we identify entry sources to block access to your home. We also work with ecological methods to minimize the impact on the environment and pets.
Contact us now for a free diagnosis and let our professional rodent control team take care of your mouse problem in Brussels. We are able to offer you an effective solution to say goodbye to mice in a sustainable way.
What to do if you have a mouse problem?
Where do mice live?
Mice are highly adaptable creatures that live all over the world. In Belgium, the most common type of mouse is the house mouse. These small rodents can be found in almost every area where people have settled and can cause tremendous damage to property and businesses.
While wild mice prefer to live in wooded areas and fields with tall grass, they can also be found in large numbers in densely populated areas like cities. They typically live in close proximity to humans, where they enjoy shelter, abundant food sources, and relative safety from natural predators.
Mice frequently invade homes and commercial buildings and set up nests in protected areas such as wall voids, attics, closets and garages.
What attracts mice?
Mice look for warm areas to live in during the colder months. When the temperature drops below 15°C, mice in urban areas will start exploring buildings to find suitable nesting places.
Mice are voracious creatures, requiring an almost constant supply of food. They can feed on a wide range of things and eat up to 20 times a day. Mice cannot live more than a few days without eating.
They prefer to feed on grains and starches, including rice, cereals, crackers and breadcrumbs. Peanut butter is also considered a favorite food of the house mouse.
Contrary to popular belief, mice aren’t particularly fond of cheese – although they will eat just about anything that’s available to them.
How to prevent mice from invading your home?
Mice can gain access to buildings through the smallest of holes, cracks and openings around doors and windows. The average mouse can fit through a hole the size of a pencil eraser.
Make sure all potential entry points to your home are sealed by fixing cracks, windows, doors and trim.
Keep your space clean and free of crumbs, spills and loose food. Store all trash in airtight containers, clean pet dishes regularly, and remove things like bird feeders from your property.
Reduce humidity in your home by fixing leaky plumbing and toilet units. Dry out outdoor sources of standing water. Keep the surrounding vegetation well trimmed.
The solution to dealing with mice
Our team of highly qualified and well-trained mouse control and extermination technicians are skilled in quickly eradicating these pesky rodents from your premises. At Nuisibles Out we strongly believe in prevention, before it becomes a real challenge – that means taking the necessary precautions to deter the presence and arrival of mice.
Mouse infestation? Do not wait any longer !
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Mice and field mice: why are they more dangerous than you think?
Most people don’t really think about mice. Sure, they can be a nuisance, but they’re not really dangerous, are they? It’s wrong. It turns out that mice are actually quite dangerous and can pose a serious threat to your health and your home. Here’s a look at why mice are more dangerous than you think.
Mice carry diseases
One of the greatest dangers posed by mice is that they carry disease. Mice can transmit a number of diseases to humans, including salmonellosis, hantavirus, leptospirosis, and Lyme disease. These diseases can be deadly, so it’s important to take steps to keep mice out of your home. Most of us have had a mouse in our house. And while they’re cute, it’s important to remember that they can also transmit disease and cause damage to your home.
We’re going to explore some of the ways mice can be dangerous so you can be aware and take steps to prevent them from becoming a problem in your home. One of the best ways to do this is to plug any cracks or holes on the exterior of your home that could serve as an opening for them. Also, you should store food in airtight containers and clean up any crumbs or spills immediately. If you spot a mouse in your home, it’s important not to panic, as this will only increase your risk of being bitten or coming into contact with its droppings, which may contain dangerous bacteria. Instead, call a professional who will be able to safely dispose of the mouse.
Mice can cause damage to your home
Mice may be small, but they can wreak havoc in your home. They like to gnaw on things, which can cause holes in walls, furniture, and clothing. Also, mice urinate frequently, which can damage insulation and wiring. If you have mice in your home, you may begin to notice an increase in your utility bills as they chew through insulation, PVC pipes, and cables. Decluttering your home and keeping everything neat and tidy will make it less appealing to them. they reproduce quickly and can reproduce several times a year. Therefore, a small mouse problem can quickly become a big problem if left untreated.
Mice can be an invasion of privacy
Finally, mice can be an invasion of privacy. If you’ve ever had a mouse in your home, you know how unsettling it can be to see it fidgeting when you’re trying to sleep or relax. Not to mention that the sight of a mouse is enough to scare most people away! If you value your privacy and peace of mind, you should do everything in your power to keep mice out of your home.
Mice may be small, but they can pose a big threat if they invade your home.
As you can see, there are plenty of good reasons to be afraid of mice! These little creatures may seem harmless, but they can actually pose a serious threat to your health and your home. If you suspect you have a mouse problem, don’t hesitate to call an exterminator. In the meantime, take steps to keep mice out of your home by sealing any cracks or openings and keeping all food tightly closed.
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