Mouse Control in Langley
ALR farm margins, Fort Langley and Brookswood older homes, Fraser Highway commercial

Yes — House mice from ALR field margins and agricultural operations move into adjacent residential in autumn as field conditions change — above-average mouse introduction pressure compared to urban Metro Vancouver.

Yes — Horse barns throughout Langley's ALR are classic mouse habitat — hay and grain storage provide resources that sustain large mouse populations. Sealing the residential entry points from the barn-side is priority.

Yes — Fort Langley's heritage commercial buildings from the 1920s to 1940s carry original construction entry geometry similar to the oldest residential in Metro Vancouver.

Yes — Fraser Highway's commercial strip adds alley-side mouse pressure to adjacent residential. Durable rodent-grade sealing is important near commercial food operations.

Yes. Mechanical snap traps in locked stations.

Initial visit followed by two to three follow-ups over one to three weeks.

Annual recurrence means entry geometry has not been fully addressed.

Langley's ALR agricultural operations sustain larger mouse populations than urban areas — seasonal migration from field edges into adjacent residential is more significant here.