Spokane Valley mouse calls pick up every fall as fields and open lots cool off. Mice head for the nearest warm garage or crawl space, and with so many homes backing onto open ground and the river, there are plenty of them looking.
Homes near open fields in Greenacres and Veradale, along the Centennial Trail, and up against the Dishman Hills see a lot of field and deer mice. In newer subdivisions, the usual way in is through garage door seals, weep holes and gaps where utility lines enter the house. Older homes in Opportunity and Dishman tend to have more foundation gaps.
We walk the outside of your home and check the garage, attic and crawl space for droppings, chew marks and the gaps mice are using to get in.
We seal entry points with copper mesh and sealant. A mouse can squeeze through a gap about the size of a dime, and it chews right through plain expanding foam.
Traps go inside, and bait goes in locked, tamper-resistant stations outside, so kids and pets can't get to it.
We come back to check traps and stations and keep going until the activity stops.
Mouse control starts with a rodent initial service: $349 when you start any recurring plan, or $699 on its own. Recurring plans start at $41 a month, and our 365 Pest Free Guarantee means that if mice come back between visits, so do we, at no extra charge.
See Your PriceMice spend summer outside in fields and landscaping, then move indoors when temperatures drop. If your home has an open entry point, they'll find it again every year. Trapping alone only handles the mice already inside, so we seal the gaps too.
The rodent initial service is $349 when you start a recurring plan, or $699 on its own. Recurring plans start at $41 a month.
They can be. Deer mice in the Inland Northwest can carry hantavirus, which spreads through their droppings and urine. Don't sweep or vacuum droppings. The CDC recommends wearing gloves, airing out the space for 30 minutes, soaking droppings with a bleach solution (1 part bleach to 10 parts water) for 5 minutes, then wiping them up with paper towels.
Yes. We cover all of Spokane Valley, including Opportunity, Greenacres, Veradale, Dishman, Trentwood and the Ponderosa area, plus Liberty Lake and Millwood. Our Spokane Valley office is right here at 11915 E Broadway Ave. Call or text 208-401-6122, Monday to Friday, 8 am to 6 pm.
