Rentokil gets rid of mice using integrated pest management that combines inspection, identification, exclusion, trapping, and monitoring rather than relying solely on poison. The process typically begins with a thorough inspection to identify species, entry points, nesting sites, and food sources, including checking basements, attics, kitchens, and exterior walls. Technicians then recommend sanitation and proofing measures such as sealing gaps around pipes and vents with steel wool and sealant, storing food in sealed containers, and removing clutter. For control, methods may include snap traps and live traps placed in safe locations, tamper-resistant bait stations with rodenticides where appropriate and legally allowed, and in some markets digital connected traps that alert technicians when triggered. Rentokil emphasizes safe placement away from children and pets and follows label directions for any products used. Follow-up visits monitor activity, remove trapped rodents, and adjust measures. Long-term prevention focuses on exclusion and reducing conducive conditions like moisture and accessible food, which helps prevent re-infestation after the initial population is removed.
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