
Residential
- Single-family homes
- Duplexes and triplexes
- Condos and apartments
- Apartment buildings
- Finished basements
- Garages and sheds

Montreal, Laval and the South Shore
A mouse spotted in the kitchen, noises in the walls in the evening, tiny droppings in a cupboard: the problem is rarely limited to what you see. Our technicians find the source, treat the infestation and seal the entry points so it doesn't come back.
Mice are the most common pest in houses, condos, apartment buildings and businesses across Greater Montreal. They look for three things: warmth, food and a quiet place to nest. As soon as the temperature drops, they get in through openings barely bigger than a dime: a gap around a pipe, a crack in the foundation, the bottom of a garage door.
A few store-bought traps may catch a mouse or two, but they don't deal with the cause. As long as the entry points stay open and food is within reach, mice keep travelling through the walls, ceilings and crawl spaces. That's why our work always starts with a full inspection.
Droppings and urine contaminate surfaces, food and storage areas.
Mice chew insulation, cardboard, plastic and sometimes electrical wiring.
A female can have several litters a year: a small problem becomes a big one in a few weeks.
Noises at night, odours, a sense that the place is unsanitary: it takes a toll on the whole household.
The sooner you spot the signs, the simpler the treatment.



A proven method we've used for over 20 years, adapted to each building.
We locate activity areas, telltale signs and possible entry points, from the foundation to the attic.
The strategy depends on the type of building and the size of the problem: a single-family home, a restaurant and an apartment building aren't treated the same way.
We show you which openings to seal and protect the entry points so the next mice can't get in.
Food storage, garbage handling, upkeep: practical fixes so the problem doesn't come back.
Can't find what you're looking for? A technician answers 24/7.
Call 514-231-1615Often, yes. Mice move around quietly, and one mouse you see usually means there are others in the structure. An inspection shows how big the problem really is before it grows.
Yes. In condos and apartment buildings, they travel through walls, ceilings and ducts. That's why we inspect all the at-risk areas, not just the room where you saw them.
The price depends on the size of the infestation, the type of building, the number of areas affected and how easy the premises are to access. We give you a free quote after assessing the situation.
We use registered products, applied by the rules, and we explain the precautions to take during and after the treatment.
Specific situations: Mice in the walls, Sealing entry points
Also read: How to tell if you have mice in the house

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