Keeping Mice Out Of Your Commercial Property

With summer just around the corner, it also means that mice are lurking in the corners as well. The warmer months are great for pests because they can move around more freely without the concern of frigid weather or rainy days. And, commercial properties are creme de la creme and of a mice paradise.

Commercial properties are warm, arid, dark, spacious, and have plenty of food/water sources. However, you don’t want to let mice continue to run around your property because they carry diseases that can be transmitted to you, your employees, and your customers. Diseases that can either make a person sick (Salmonella) or even cause death Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS). Therefore, it’s important to remove them as quickly as you spot them.

Tips to Keep Mice Out of Your Commercial Property
  1. Stay Aware

    Mice know how to get into just about any small opening, they are little shapeshifters like that. Be sure to educate your employees when it comes to signs of mice: gnaw marks, droppings, scratches, etc.

  2. Seal Openings

    Since mice can squeeze into any opening, it’s important to seal up even the smallest ones, even those that are less than 1 inch in diameter. Work with your maintenance team to ensure that all entry points are sealed up.

  3. Keep Your Property Maintained

    Tallgrass, thick mulch, and lots of debris are a paradise for mice. So, be sure to clear up your landscaping so things look tidy and don’t create a home for mice and other pests.

  4. Call in The Professionals

    If you have a mice problem or think that you have one, the safest option is to call a pest control company. Wildout Animal and Pest Removal is a great option so that you can get a free thorough inspection of your property to find out what sort of damages have been caused by the mice and what the cost will be to not only remove the pests but to repair the damage as well.

Mice can cause a lot of damage to property, especially dark places like attics and basements. They gnaw and chew on wires and pipes, which can potentially cause fires or leaks. They can also cause significant damage to insulation as well. However, they don’t just stay within an attic or basement, they’ve been known to crawl around other areas such as: across food, on couches, etc.

If you see mice around your business, give Wildout a call today. They have a hassle-free approach of removing mice while also putting preventative methods in place to lessen the risk of them coming back.

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