£180 for up to an hour. On a property that gets mice every autumn, this is the only service that changes next autumn.
Suitable small-hole proofing in appropriate materials, for up to one hour — pipe penetrations, airbricks, unit plinth gaps, threshold gaps, cable and meter box entries.
It does not cover building work, roof-level work or tree work. Where a defect needs more than that, we tell you what it needs.
If you have had mice three autumns running, the third one was not bad luck. It was the same gap.
Timing genuinely matters for this one, in a way it does not for most pest work.
See our full mouse control service, published prices and what proofing involves.
View Mouse Control Stanmore →| Material | Works? |
|---|---|
| Wire wool packed tight, capped with filler | Yes — the standard fix |
| Appropriate metal mesh at an airbrick | Yes |
| Metal or purpose-made brush strip | Yes |
| Expanding foam on its own | No — chewed straight through |
| Filler on its own | No |
| Tape, cardboard, plastic sheet | No |
| Steel wool that rusts through | Short-lived |
Being clear about the roofline matters here. We identify and describe it; a roofer closes it. Doing that once usually ends the annual pattern.
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A let property on a green-space boundary that gets mice every autumn has an open route nobody has closed. One £180, plus a roofer where the route is at eaves level, usually ends it — and it is a stronger position than repeating the treatment annually.
We tell you exactly what we closed and what remains open. We cannot guarantee a defect we could not reach or one that appears later.
For a typical property with several small gaps, usually. On a large property it may not be, and we tell you what is left.
Yes, where there is no current activity inside — and in late summer that is exactly the right thing to do.
Proofing helps with wasps at a soffit too — and a live nest is £90 fixed in Stanmore, guaranteed for 30 days.
Suitable small-hole proofing in appropriate materials for up to one hour — pipe penetrations, airbricks, unit plinth gaps, threshold gaps, cable entries and accessible eaves gaps.
Late summer, before wood mice move indoors from September. Proofing in November means treating first.
There is a population on the open ground behind you that moves in every autumn using whatever route worked last year. Treatment does not close the route.
Wire wool packed tight and capped with filler, metal mesh at an airbrick, or a metal brush strip. Foam or filler alone is chewed through.
No. Soffits, fascias, tiles and eaves at height are a roofer's job — and on a Stanmore mouse job that is frequently where the route is.
Yes. Mice climb, and branches give direct access to the roof. Cutting them back plus meshing the eaves resolves most loft mouse problems permanently.
No. It ventilates the subfloor and sealing it causes damp. It needs meshing, not filling.
Yes, where there is no current activity inside — and in late summer that is exactly the right thing to do.
£180 for up to an hour, best done in late summer. It is the part that changes next autumn.
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