Mice Control Ontario — Out of Your Walls, for Good

Mice inside? The Sani IQ Rodent Program is $445 at the first visit, then $150 a quarter — removal in three weeks, gaps sealed, stations kept in all year, 12-month warranty. Getting ahead of them? Sani IQ Protect ($249 a visit, four visits a year) includes rodent prevention.

One mouse typically means more. Mice are nocturnal and cautious — if you see one during the day, the population is likely large enough that competition for food is pushing them into the open. Act early: a small problem is much easier and cheaper to resolve.

Yes. We use tamper-resistant bait stations that are inaccessible to pets and children. The specific bait formulations we use are also selected for minimal risk to secondary poisoning in household pets.

Yes — but not on day one, and that's deliberate. Seal too early and mice die inside your walls. We treat first so mice exit and die outside, then return in about three weeks to verify knockdown and seal minor entry points. Sealing is part of the service, sequenced correctly.

Outside — by design. Because we keep exit routes open during treatment and control the exterior population with commercial-grade bait stations, mice leave the structure rather than dying in wall voids. That's the difference between our exit-first protocol and seal-first approaches.

Most active infestations show significant improvement within 1–2 weeks of treatment. Full resolution — verified knockdown plus sealing at the ~3-week return visit — typically completes within a month. Quarterly monitoring keeps the barrier effective across seasons.

If exclusion isn't done properly, yes. That's why every Sani IQ Protect plan includes rodent prevention on every visit — Ontario's freeze-thaw cycles and construction can open new gaps. We inspect and reseal every visit.