£240 for the whole programme, whatever the size of the house. On a larger property the inspection takes longer, and that is absorbed rather than charged.
The complete programme: full inspection including loft, garage and outbuildings, treatment placed where the activity is, follow-up visits, and written proofing advice.
It is not per visit, and it does not change with the size of the property. Proofing is separate at £180.
| Stage | What happens |
|---|---|
| Visit 1 | Full inspection — kitchen, under-unit voids, subfloor, loft, garage, outbuildings. Identification. Entry points recorded. Treatment placed. |
| Visit 2 | Activity assessed. Treatment checked and replenished. Placement adjusted. |
| Further visits | Repeated until activity ceases. Usually two to three weeks. |
| Final | Confirmation, written account of gaps found, and proofing recommendations. |
A larger property has more places to check. That is time rather than extra cost.
See our full mouse control service, published prices and what proofing involves.
View Mouse Control Stanmore →Worth a specific note, because it is where Stanmore mouse jobs most often are.
Treatment removes the mice present. Proofing stops the next ones, and on a property with open ground behind it there will be next ones.
We keep them separate and priced so you can see what you are being asked to pay for, rather than bundling one into the other.
Yes. It is the house price.
Yes, as part of the same job.
Same price. The approach differs, so the identification matters.
A wasp nest in a loft or outbuilding is £90 fixed cost in Stanmore, guaranteed for 30 days.
The complete programme — full inspection including loft, garage and outbuildings, treatment, follow-up visits, and written proofing advice.
No. £240 is the house price whatever the size, and a larger property usually takes more visits which are included.
Yes — sheds, garden offices and garages are part of the same job.
On a green-space boundary, wood mice come in from outside in autumn and head for the loft, nesting in insulation and caching food there.
Often at eaves or roofline level rather than ground level, and overhanging branches give access to the roof.
Clear under the sink, seal stored food including birdseed, photograph droppings, look for a hoard, and take the bird feeder down.
No — £180 separately, kept visible rather than bundled in.
Same price. The approach differs, so the identification matters.
£240 covers the programme, loft and outbuildings included, whatever the size.
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