Questions we get most

It depends on how many gaps we find, how hard they are to reach and whether the attic or crawl space needs cleaning. You get the number in writing after the inspection and before any work. The pricing page explains the pieces.

Trapping alone catches the mice that are inside while the gaps stay open. New mice come in to replace them. Sealing first closes the way in, so the traps have fewer mice to catch.

Most homes are quieter within a week or two of the first trapping visit, though it varies with how many mice there are and how many gaps were open.

Indoors we reach for snap traps in covered stations first. Where bait is needed it goes in locked stations, and we tell you where each one is and what is in it. Ask for our product list.

We tell you where traps and stations go and which rooms to keep children and pets out of while they are set. Stations are covered or locked. Tell us about your household before the visit.

For the inspection, an adult needs to let us into the basement, attic and crawl space. Exterior sealing doesn't need anyone home.

Call us. A check visit after the first trapping is part of the job, and if a gap we sealed has opened we come back to it. The written estimate lists the terms.

Yes. We vacuum and bag droppings in the area we worked, in respirators, and we can replace insulation that mice have matted. It is priced as its own line on the estimate.

No. That is wildlife work with its own state rules. We handle mice and rats.

Minneapolis and the metro towns listed on the home page. Text your address if you're near a line.