The house mouse is the most commonly encountered and economically devastating of the commensal rodents.

House mice are not only a nuisance, but they also damage and destroy materials by chewing and gnawing. They eat and contaminate stored food and they are also of human health concern as disease carriers.

Signs of Infestation
1. Gnaw Marks

2. Droppings. Fresh droppings are soft and moist whereas, old droppings are dried and hard. Droppings are usually about 1/8-1/4" long, rod shaped and with pointed ends.

3.Mice frequently use the same paths, usually along a wall, stacked merchandise, etc. Active runways are free of dust, cobwebs and usually have fresh droppings.

4. Mice prefer seeds or cereals, so keep things of this nature stored in hard, sealed storage containers.