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Rodents · Atlanta, GA

Mouse control for Atlanta homes and condos

A mouse fits through a gap about the size of a dime. Control means finding those gaps, not just setting traps.

Call if you notice:

  • Rice-sized droppings in the kitchen
  • Light scurrying sounds in walls at night
  • Shredded paper or insulation in corners
Gray-brown house mouse with large ears beside a white baseboard near crumbs on a wood floor
Gaps the size of a dime are enough for a mouse (UGA)Check entry points

Signs of mice

  • Droppings

    Rice-sized, dark, in drawers, under sinks, behind appliances.

  • Gnaw marks

    Small chew marks on food packaging and baseboards.

  • Nesting material

    Shredded paper or insulation in hidden corners.

  • Sounds

    Light scurrying in walls at night.

Small dark rodent droppings scattered in a kitchen drawer next to cutlery

How mouse control works

  1. Map activity

    Droppings, rub marks and runways along walls.

  2. Trap densely

    Mice explore within a small range, so many traps placed close together beat a few scattered ones.

  3. Seal entries

    Gaps at pipes, dryer vents, garage door corners, foundation vents and AC line sets.

  4. Monitor

    Re-check until there are no new captures or droppings.

How it works

  1. Call

    Tell us what you’re seeing, where, and for how long. Photos help.

  2. Inspection

    A technician checks the house, crawl space or basement, attic access and yard, and finds the source, not just the symptoms.

  3. Your plan

    You get the treatment options that fit your home, what each involves, and the factors that set the cost, before any work starts.

  4. Treatment & follow-up

    Targeted treatment, practical fixes you can make, and follow-up visits where the pest needs them.

Frequently asked questions

Why do mice show up in fall?

UGA Extension notes rodents seek shelter indoors as weather cools. Sealing gaps before fall helps.

Do ultrasonic repellers keep mice away?

University extension specialists generally don’t recommend them, because any effect tends to be short-lived as mice get used to the sound. Sealing entry gaps and trapping work better.

How do I know if the mice are gone?

No new droppings in places you’ve cleaned, no new captures and no scratching sounds for a couple of weeks. Keep a few traps out through fall and winter as an early warning.

Mouse Control across Atlanta

We cover intown Atlanta inside I-285 and the nearby cities listed below.

Cobb, across the Chattahoochee

Talk to us

Call about mouse control in Atlanta

Call and describe what you’re seeing and where. We’ll talk through the likely pest and whether an inspection makes sense.

1-833-567-5833
  • Have photos of the pest or damage ready if you can
  • Note where and when you’ve seen activity
  • Mention your neighborhood or ZIP code
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