Mice and rats are the two main rodents that can infiltrate our homes. Longer and hotter summers, aging sewage systems, and the omnipresence of excavation sites are the main factors contributing to the increase in infestations in recent years.

Their impressive reproduction rate (25 to 100 babies per year!) requires proactive and structured intervention. For a complete treatment, access points must be adequately addressed, and follow-up must be executed at predetermined intervals. Excrement traces are often how we detect the presence of mice. Although more curious than rats, mice still remain cautious of any signs of danger and therefore avoid humans as much as possible. Like all pests, mice and rats carry their fair share of microbes and bacteria.