Mice get into homes through gaps far smaller than most people expect, squeezing under doors, through vents or along pipes into wall cavities, roof voids and kitchen cupboards. In Goodna, the first sign is often droppings in a drawer, a gnawed corner on a food packet, or a rustling sound behind the stove at night.
The crew we book checks the kitchen, pantry, roof void and subfloor for signs of activity and works out where mice are getting in from outside. Gaps around pipes, vents, door edges and the base of walls are the usual entry points, and these get noted so they can be closed off as part of the job. Behind the fridge, under the stove and along the skirting boards in a pantry are checked closely too, since these spots are quiet, warm and close to food, which makes them a favourite for mice to nest.
Bait placement is worked out room by room, with stations positioned out of reach of children and pets wherever the house allows. A return check lets the crew see whether droppings and noise have dropped off, and adjust station placement if mice are still active in one part of the house. This second look also picks up any new entry point that has opened up since the first visit, which happens more often than people expect in an older Goodna home.
- Inspection of kitchen, pantry, roof void and subfloor for signs of mice.
- Bait stations placed out of reach of children and pets.
- Entry points around pipes, vents and doors identified for sealing.
- Return check on activity after the first visit.
- Advice on food storage to reduce what is drawing mice inside.
If mice have found a way into your Goodna kitchen or pantry, call 07 3543 7768 and we will book a local crew with pricing given upfront.
