Mouse Removal & Control in Hernando County can mean many things. Whether it be mouse removal from in the attic, wall, crawlspace, mobile/modular home, yard or even toilet, we specialize in it all. It is common to think that mice are the culprit when hearing noises in the attic. Unfortunately, in Hernando County especially, a majority of the time it is rats.

In some rare cases there can be mice in the attic. The behavior of rats and mice are identical, and the process to remove them are too.

Removing Mice From The Attic

Obstacles For Mice In Attic Removal

Removing Dead Mice From The Attic

Removing Dead Mouse From The Wall

Removing Dead Mouse From The Crawlspace

Removing Dead Mouse From Mobile/Modular Homes

Removing Dead Mouse From The Yard

Removing Mice From Under Mobile/Modular Homes

Best Way To Remove Mice From The Yard

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Our, local to Hernando County company, tries to be as transparent as possible with our services and pricing. We recommend only the services that are necessary to our customers. If you have a problem, we will tell you how we can fix it. If you don’t have a problem, we will tell you that you don’t have a problem. Continue reading to learn how we do mouse removal in Hernando County.

How We Remove Mice From The Attic

There are many unique situations when it comes to removing mice from the attic in Hernando County. Most of the time removing mice is a straightforward process.

Our Straightforward process of removing mice from the attic:

1. Find the areas the mice are going in and out of the attic and seal them.
   • We use only metal based material to seal the mouse entry points, preferably steel. This prevents mice from chewing through and ending back up in the attic.
2. Inspect the attic to see where the mouse activity has been and set mouse traps in those areas.
   • We check all ductwork, a common highway system for mice. Then we find the trails and tunnels mice create in the insulation.
3. Continue trapping until the mouse population is gone. Could be a 1-3 week process with no obstacles. During this process we also:
   • Check areas that were sealed to make sure they didn’t chew through.
   • Check the entire property to make sure there are no new mouse holes as sometimes they will create new openings.
   • Record the amount of mice being caught and removed. We want to see the count less and less on each visit.
   • Ask the customer what they have been experiencing since last visit.
4. Once traps are all still baited and set, and the customer is no longer hearing the activity, we sanitize the attic and entry points.
   • This removes a lot of the bacteria left behind by the mouse urine and feces.
   • This also removes the mouse scent or pheromones from the attic and entry points.

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Sometimes there are different obstacles that can make removing mice from the attic difficult…

1. Waiting to remove mice from the attic.
   • This allows mice to store food in the attic. When mice store food in the attic, they tend to not go to the traps we set even if the entry points are sealed.
   • This allows the mouse population to increase in size, making the job require more visits to remove them.
2. Not removing other food sources from where the mice can get to.
   • This is common for homes in Hernando County, as many people use their garage as storage and the access to the attic is in the garage. Mice can eat a lot of every day items including kitty litter, pet feces, car parts, plastic containers, and more. We want to make sure this potential mouse food is cleared out during the process.

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How We Remove Dead Mice

Steps To Remove Dead Mouse From Attic.

1. Identify where in the attic the dead mouse is located.
   • This can be done by finding the area of the home where the smell is the strongest.
2. Go in the attic and follow the dead mouse smell until you find the general location.
   • Sometimes the dead mouse may be resting in an easy spot above the insulation.
3. Remove insulation until the dead mouse is found.
   • Make sure to wear gloves.
4. Sanitize the space where the dead mouse was.
   • This kills the bacteria left behind by the carcass.
   • This also help to kill any maggots, flies, fleas, or bugs left behind.

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How To Remove Dead Mouse From Wall.

1. You want to start out with the steps 1-2 above in the “Remove Dead Mouse From Attic” section.
   • If you go into the attic and the smell is less strong then it was in the house this will tell you it’s in a wall.
2. Sometimes it’s possible to see the location of the dead mouse from the attic.
   • You should be able to see into most of the walls from the attic.
   • Find the wall containing the dead mouse by smelling any wall access you can find.
3. If you find the location of the dead mouse from the attic.
   • Take a picture of where it is and of where you are in the attic.
4. If you cannot find the location of the dead mouse from the attic.
   • Go back to the area in the house where the smell was the strongest.
5. Cut a small hole in the wall.
   • About a half inch in diameter closest to the smell.
6. Use the endoscope to find the exact location of the dead mouse.
   • Endoscopes are cameras used to capture images in hard to reach areas.
7. Cut a rectangular shaped piece out of the wall.
   • Make sure it’s only big enough for your hand to get in.
8. Remove the dead mouse carcass and the remains as much as you can.
9. Sanitize inside the wall with an antimicrobial treatment.
   • This helps mask the smell and kill the bacteria left behind.
   • The smell should go away within 1-3 hours.
10. Repair the cut in the wall.

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Steps To Remove Dead Mouse From Crawlspace. Crawlspaces aren’t very common in the Hernando County area fortunately.

1. From inside the home, find the area where the dead mouse smell is the strongest.
2. Access the crawlspace and follow the smell to the general location.
   • Usually you will see the dead mouse when you get close to it.
3. If you do not see the dead mouse, remove any objects or materials it could have crawled under before it died.
4. Remove the mouse carcass and any remains left behind.
5. Sanitize the area with an antimicrobial treatment.
   • This helps mask the smell and kill the bacteria left behind.
   • The smell should go away within 1-2 hours, depending on ventilation of the crawlspace.

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Steps To Remove Dead Mouse From Under Mobile/Modular Homes.

1. You want to follow steps 1-3 in the “Steps To Remove Dead Mouse From Crawlspace” section above.
2. If you do not see the dead mouse on the ground or under any material under the mobile, check the vapor barrier.
3. The vapor barrier is supposed to be sealed completely.
   • Check for any chewed-through areas while following the smell of the dead mouse.
4. Remove the dead mouse carcass and any remains left behind.
5. Sanitize the area with an antimicrobial treatment.
   • This helps mask the smell and kill the bacteria left behind. The smell should go away within 1-2 hours, depending on ventilation of the skirting on the mobile/manufactured home.

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Steps To Remove Dead Mouse From Yard.

1. Get your contractor garbage bag and gloves ready.
   • Contractor bags mask the smell because of their thickness.
2. Put on gloves and place dead mouse carcass in contractor bag.
   • Making sure to remove any remains along with it.
3. Sanitize the area with an antimicrobial treatment.
   • This helps mask the smell and kill the bacteria left behind.
   • Antimicrobial treatments do not make any pets sick.
4. Dispose of the dead mouse remains in the proper location.

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Removing Mice From Under Mobile & Modular Homes

Hernando County is home to many different mobile and modular homes. Skirting is the only barrier to protect the wires, ac ducts, vapor barrier, insulation, plumbing, structural components, and any stored items.

Most skirting in Hernando County is made up of Vinyl due to is low cost and easy install. Unfortunately, the vinyl material cracks and chips over time. This cracking can be caused by weather, age, or accidental damage, like hitting with a weed trimmer. Once the areas are open, this is an invitation for mice to make nests underneath.

Skirting also only rests on top of the ground in most cases we’ve seen in Hernando County. This allows mice to dig holes right underneath the rail supporting the skirting and go right under the home to nest.

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How We Remove Mice From Under Mobile & Modular Homes

1. Remove any material that may be in the way of the skirting.
   • Stacked bricks
   • Wires coming out from the bottom
   • Lattice
2. Dig a 6-8 inch trench anywhere where the bottom of the skirting meets the ground.
   • This will prevent mice from being able to tunnel back under
3. Measure the height and width of the area to be sealed with stainless steel hardware clothe 3/4 inch.
   • 3/4 inch is too small for mice to get their teeth around
   • Cut around any pipes or wires that couldn’t be disconnected
4. Fasten the hardware clothe, top then bottom.
   • Fasten the top to the area directly above the skirting with screws
   • Force the bottom in the trench in a U-shaped form. The very bottom should be facing you
5. Fill in the trench that was dug out all the way around the skirting.
   • For extra barrier, before you fill, apply spray foam to the U-shaped area of the hardware clothe. This will mix with the dirt and harden.
6. Place material that was moved in step 1 back to its original location.
   • Re-stack bricks
   • Re-connect wires
   • Re-attach lattice
7. Set traps to remove any mice remaining under the home.
   • 2-3 weeks of mouse trapping depending on the infestation size
8. Sanitize the area with an anti-microbial treatment
   • Removes the mouse pheromone scent from underneath
   • Kills bacteria left behind by mouse feces and urine

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Completed Mouse Removal Under Mobile Home Job Done In Hernando County

Mouse Removal From The Yard

Why To Not Use Bait Boxes For Mouse Removal From The Yard.

The Best Option For Mouse Removal From The Yard, CO2 Trap.

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