Professional Mice Removal in Atlanta & West Georgia

Mice are the most common wildlife intruder in Georgia homes — and the most deceptively dangerous. They're small, quiet (at first), and easy to dismiss as a 'minor' problem. But here's the reality: a single pair of mice can produce over 60 offspring in one year. By the time you're finding droppings in your kitchen drawers or hearing scratching in the walls at night, you're likely dealing with a much larger population than you think.

We've been doing this for over 15 years, and the one thing we see over and over is homeowners who tried to handle a mouse problem themselves for months — setting snap traps, plugging holes with steel wool, buying ultrasonic repellent devices from Amazon — before finally calling us. By that point, the attic insulation is contaminated, the HVAC ductwork is full of droppings, and there are entry points all around the house they never found. A homeowner in Peachtree City called us after catching 47 mice in snap traps over three months and still hearing scratching every night. We found 14 active entry points and a completely destroyed vapor barrier in the crawlspace.

House mice can squeeze through gaps as small as a dime — that's about 6 millimeters. They enter through foundation cracks, gaps around pipes and utility lines, garage door seals, dryer vents, and dozens of other spots that most homeowners don't even know to check. And once they're in, they contaminate everything. Mouse urine and droppings carry hantavirus, salmonella, and leptospirosis. When dried droppings in your attic or wall cavities get disturbed — say, when your HVAC kicks on — those particles become airborne and circulate through your home. It's a serious health concern, especially for young children and elderly family members.