Entry points sealed first, then commercial bait stations placed and monitored. Baiting a hole nobody closed is a subscription, not a fix.
From $350 after inspection, priced before we start

Exclusion
Foundation gapsWhere the siding meets the concrete, and anywhere the grade has moved. A mouse needs a gap the width of a pencil.
Service penetrationsAround pipes, cable and dryer vents, which are cut oversize and rarely sealed properly afterwards.
Doors and thresholdsWorn sweeps on a garage or side door are the most common way in, and the easiest to close.Instead of the usual
We do not lay bait and leave. Bait without exclusion treats the population, not the reason there is one.
On the job
Attics are where rodent entry gets found and sealed.
A winter perimeter, worked along the stone base of the house.Book an inspection
Mice treatment starts at $350. The figure is set after we have seen it, and before anything is applied.
About mice specifically.
Yes. The stations are locked and tamper-resistant, and they are placed where a pet or a child cannot reach what is inside them. Nothing is ever left loose on a floor or a shelf. If you have a dog that gets into everything, tell us before we start and we will place them accordingly.
Activity usually drops inside the first two weeks, and the noise at night is normally the first thing to stop. Getting the numbers down is the fast part. Sealing the way in is the part that decides whether you are calling somebody again next autumn, and it happens on the same job rather than being quoted separately.
On a maintenance plan they stay and are serviced every quarter, which is what keeps a property that has had mice from getting them again. They remain the property of YegPest Control throughout. On a one-off job they are placed for the treatment and dealt with as part of it rather than left behind.
Anything not here, call 825-522-1997 and describe it. Most of the time we can tell you what it is on the phone.
Related treatments
Same method, different animal: find the way in, close it, then deal with what is inside.
SquirrelsRemoved, the way in closed behind them, and the damage put right. An attic they can still reach is an attic they come back to.What the visit involves →from $500
RaccoonsFound, removed and the way in closed, because a raccoon that got into an attic once can do it again.What the visit involves →from $350
SkunksRemoved from under decks, sheds and steps, and the space closed so the next one does not simply move in.What the visit involves →from $350Advice on mice