#micecontrol

Mice in your Toronto home are a sign of an open entry point, not just a stray animal that wandered in. Mice can compress their bodies through gaps as small as a dime, and once one finds a route inside, others follow that same path until what started as a single sighting becomes an established infestation. Placing traps catches the mice already inside, but leaves the door open for every mouse that comes after them.

Older homes across Toronto, particularly in areas like Scarborough, tend to have foundation gaps, worn weatherstripping, and utility entry points that go unnoticed until a licensed technician looks for them specifically. As temperatures drop in fall and winter, mice actively seek warmth indoors, and they are very good at finding the openings that make it possible.

✔ Entry points sealed, not just baited, so mice cannot return through the same path ✔ Child-safe and pet-friendly treatment options used on every job ✔ Licensed technicians with more than ten years of experience across the GTA ✔ Follow-up visit included on every service for confirmed, lasting results ✔ Free property inspection with no obligation to commit

Acting early prevents a small mouse problem from becoming a costly structural one. Every week an infestation goes untreated, mice chew through insulation, wiring, and drywall, damage that compounds quickly and silently inside your walls.

Pest Control Pro Toronto serves homeowners across Toronto, Scarborough, Etobicoke, North York, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, and Markham. Every job is backed by a satisfaction guarantee and certified by the Structural Pest Management Association of Ontario. Do not wait for one mouse to become twenty. Call (647) 471-1332 or visit https://pestcontrolpro.ca/mice-control-in-toronto/ to book your free inspection today. 

Toronto's dense neighbourhoods and aging housing stock make pest problems a year-round reality. Whether it's bed bugs hiding in your mattress seams, cockroaches in your kitchen, mice in the walls, or wasps building a nest under your eave, infestations don't wait, and neither should you.

Every job at Pest Control Pro Toronto starts with a thorough inspection to pinpoint the pest, assess severity, and build a treatment plan specific to your property. 

What's we covered:

Bed bug heat treatment

Cockroach control

Mice & rodent removal

Wasp & hornet nest elimination

Humane wildlife removal

All treatments use eco-friendly, Health Canada–approved products that are safe for kids and pets, without compromising effectiveness. 

Licensed and certified by the Structural Pest Management Association of Ontario (SPMAO) and the National Pest Management Association (NPMA).

Serving Toronto, Scarborough, North York, Etobicoke, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, and Markham.

Every service comes backed by a satisfaction guarantee and follow-up support, because one visit should be enough.

Don't let a small problem become a full-blown infestation. Visit the link to get free on-site estimate today: https://pestcontrolpro.ca/pest-control-toronto 

Do You Know The Early Warning Signs Of A Rodent Infestation? Here's What To Look For!

Rodents are more than just a problem, they chew through wiring (creating fire hazards), contaminate food, and spread disease. In Toronto's dense urban environment, mice and rats are incredibly common, especially as seasons change. Here are 5 signs you may have a problem:

1. Droppings: Small, dark pellets near food sources, cabinets, or along walls are a classic early sign. Fresh droppings are moist; older ones are dry and crumble.

2. Gnaw Marks: Check your baseboards, food packaging, and electrical wiring. Rodents constantly gnaw to keep their teeth sharp.

3. Scratching Sounds: Especially at night, you may hear scratching or scurrying in walls, attics, or crawl spaces.

4. Nesting Material: Shredded paper, fabric, or insulation tucked into dark corners is a strong sign of active nesting.

5. Greasy Rub Marks: Rodents travel the same routes repeatedly. Look for dark smudges along walls and baseboards from their oily fur.

If you spot even ONE of these signs in your Toronto home or business, don't wait. Rodent populations grow quickly, and DIY methods rarely address the root cause. Professional rodent control is the only reliable, long-term solution.

At Pest Control Pro, we design a full perimeter safety system to keep rodents out for good using safe, eco-friendly methods that protect your family.

Think you have a rodent problem? Call (647) 471-1332 for expert help today! 

If you’ve seen droppings in the kitchen, heard scratching in the walls, or caught a glimpse of something darting across the floor, you already know that there is a mouse in your home. Mice don’t show up for no reason, and they don’t leave on their own. Finding the best way to get rid of mice means understanding their behavior, cutting off what attracts them, and acting fast before a small problem turns into an infestation. Keep on reading to find out how to do that.

Why Mice Are a Serious Problem?

Mice aren’t just annoying little creatures. They contaminate food, chew through wiring, damage insulation, and spread bacteria through urine and droppings. One mouse quickly becomes many. A female can produce dozens of offspring in a year, which is why delaying action is the worst possible move. If mice are inside your home, you need a real mice pest control plan.

How to Get Rid of Mice the Right Way

Step 1: Remove What Attracts Them

Mice come inside for three things: food, shelter, and warmth. Leaving pet food out overnight, unsealed pantry items, or cluttered storage areas is basically an open invitation. Food must be sealed, crumbs cleaned daily, and trash secured.

Step 2: Seal Entry Points

Mice can squeeze through holes as small as a coin. Gaps around pipes, doors, vents, and foundations must be sealed with durable materials. 

Step 3: Use Mice Traps Strategically

Mice traps work best when placed correctly. Traps should be set along walls, behind appliances, and near nesting areas, not in open spaces. More traps, placed properly, are better than one or two randomly positioned.

Snap traps are effective and quick. Glue traps, on the other hand, are controversial and often inhumane. Poison can create bigger problems if mice die inside the walls.

What Doesn’t Work for Mice Control (And Why)

Ultrasonic devices, home remedies, and “natural repellents” sound appealing, but they don’t eliminate an infestation. Mice adapt quickly. If something truly worked long‑term, professionals wouldn’t need to exist. Temporary solutions give a false sense of control while the problem quietly grows.

When DIY Mice Control Isn’t Enough

If you’re still seeing signs after a week or two of consistent effort, the infestation is likely established. That’s when working with a pest control company for mice becomes the smarter option. One such option is Guardian Mosquito and Pest Control. They approach mouse issues by identifying nesting sites, entry points, and behavior patterns. After all this, they start eliminating the problem at the source instead of relying on surface‑level fixes.

Bottom Line

We provide comprehensive Rat control and exclusion services, from attic cleanup to sealing entry points to prevent re-entry. We tailor plans for roof rats, house mice, and recurring issues.

Watch our quick overview of how we solve infestations and restore attics below: https://www.youtube.com/embed/usYS3bB6W30?si=fzG1Vc31nExPXhIB

Ready to protect your property with proven rodent prevention and professional home sanitation? Contact Rodent Control Inc. for a free inspection and customized plan. Our team is standing by to assess, remove, and secure your property.

As winter approaches with temperatures plummet, the need for effective mice control becomes increasingly critical in safeguarding your home or workplace from unwelcome intruders. These resilient rodents seek warmth and shelter during the colder months, making it vital to implement comprehensive strategies that deter their entry. Begin by conducting a meticulous inspection of your property; seal any gaps or cracks in walls, foundations, and around windows with sturdy materials such as caulk or steel wool.