£190 flat, £240 house, proofing £180. Mice move between adjoining properties more freely than almost any other pest — which is why the proofing matters.
£190 for a flat and £240 for a house, covering the full treatment programme including follow-up visits.
Proofing is £180. A mouse gets through a gap the width of a pencil, and in a terrace or a converted property those gaps often connect you to next door.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Mouse control — flat | £190 |
| Mouse control — house | £240 |
| Pest proofing | £180 |
| Assessment and advice | £0 |
A mouse passes through a gap of roughly 6mm — about the width of a pencil. In a detached house that is a nuisance. In a terrace, a pair of semis, or a converted property it is something else.
Rats come in from outside. Mice are frequently already inside the structure — and in a terrace, the structure is shared.
See our full mouse control service, published prices and what proofing involves.
View Mouse Control Edgware →Treating one house in a terrace with a live population next door will clear yours and will not keep it clear. Proofing is what changes that.
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A cat may catch some. It will not clear a population living inside your kitchen units or a wall cavity.
Droppings settle it — mouse droppings are 3–6mm, about a grain of rice. Rat droppings are 12–18mm and tapered.
Wasp nests in a shared roofline are £90 fixed cost in Edgware, guaranteed.
£190 for a flat and £240 for a house, including follow-up visits. Proofing is £180.
About 6mm — roughly the width of a pencil.
Frequently. A party wall is rarely sealed at every service penetration, subfloor voids can run under a whole terrace, and a shared chimney breast is a vertical route.
Where it is shared, yes — otherwise it moves back and forth. Proofing your own property is what works regardless of what anyone else does.
The void beneath fitted kitchen units most commonly, plus wall cavities, under suspended floors, airing cupboards and lofts.
No. They are part of the programme at the same price.
Yes, when planned for. Tell us at the enquiry — stations are tamper-resistant and trapping is used where rodenticide risk cannot be managed.
No. A cat may catch some but will not clear a population inside your kitchen units or a wall cavity.
Published prices. Tell us if neighbours have the same problem — it changes the plan.
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