£240 house, £190 flat, proofing £180. An older property has more 6mm gaps than a modern one, which is why the proofing matters more here.
£240 for a house and £190 for a flat, covering the full treatment programme including follow-up visits.
Small-hole proofing is £180. A mouse gets through a gap the width of a pencil, and a house built before modern construction standards has a great many of them.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Mouse control — house | £240 |
| Mouse control — flat | £190 |
| Small-hole proofing | £180 |
| Assessment and advice | £0 |
A mouse passes through a gap of roughly 6mm — about the width of a pencil. That figure explains a great deal about older housing.
People ask us to find the hole the mice are using. In a hundred-year-old house the honest answer is that there are a great many, and the useful question is which ones matter.
See our full mouse control service, published prices and what proofing involves in an older property.
View Mouse Control Pinner →Worth its own note, because it is specific to older property and frequently missed.
One seen usually means several present. Mice are social and breed quickly.
A cat may catch some. It will not clear a population living in a subfloor void or a chimney breast.
Droppings settle it — mouse droppings are 3–6mm, about a grain of rice. Rat droppings are 12–18mm and tapered.
Wasp nests in older soffits are common — £90 fixed cost in Pinner, guaranteed for 30 days.
£240 for a house and £190 for a flat, including follow-up visits. Small-hole proofing is £180.
About 6mm — roughly the width of a pencil.
Suspended timber floors, skirtings that have shrunk over a century, service runs chased in later, cracked airbricks, and boxed-in chimney breasts that were never sealed.
A disused chimney is a vertical shaft running the height of the house. Boxing it in is cosmetic, so mice use it to move between floors without entering a room.
The void beneath fitted kitchen units, the subfloor void, behind appliances, a boxed chimney breast, a cellar and the loft.
No. They are part of the programme at the same price.
Yes. Subfloor and void placement is ideal here — out of reach, and where the mice actually are.
No. A cat may catch some but will not clear a population in a subfloor void or chimney breast.
Published prices. Tell us if the noise moves between floors — that usually means a chimney breast.
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