Mice

Early spring is one of the busiest seasons for rodent control when many property owners start noticing renewed mouse and vole activity around their homes and businesses. Melting snow uncovers trails of dead grass made by voles tunnelling over the winter. Warm temperatures, exposed nests, and more food sources encourage mice and voles to explore…

In February, homeowners and business owners alike often assume that most pests are dormant or gone for the season. Unfortunately, that’s not the case for mice. Mice don’t hibernate. They can thrive during the coldest months. By this time of year, hidden infestations have often been growing unnoticed for weeks or even months.  Poulin’s Pest…

If you’re hearing scratching in the walls, it’s probably not the house settling. In Alberta, that sound is often the first clue that mice have moved in.  When Alberta homeowners notice any of these warning signs, it is time to contact Poulin’s Pest Control for an inspection and a targeted mouse-control plan to be put…

For countless homeowners and property managers across Canada, battling persistent rodent infestations can feel like a never-ending game of cat and mouse, except the mice seem to be winning. If your go-to traps and poisons are no longer delivering results, you’re not alone. Let’s explore how rodents seem to adapt to traps and poison, and…