Commercial

Commercial mouse control in Greater Vancouver

We work with your facilities or strata lead: map runs at loading doors, garbage corners, and wall lines, seal real gaps, service traps, and write each visit up clearly.

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How Mouse Control Works

Mouse Control
Built for Your Operation

Every commercial mouse control engagement starts with a documented site assessment — we map structural vulnerabilities, entry points, and activity patterns before any material is placed. The scope is set to what your facility actually needs.

Inspect

A thorough site assessment covering pest activity, every structural vulnerability, entry point, and environmental driver — building a complete picture before any action is taken.

Resolve

We identify the root cause and eliminate it at the source — physical exclusion, structural sealing, targeted treatment — tailored to the specific conditions of your property.

Monitor

We implement a transparent, data-rich follow-up process — AI-assisted reporting, trend tracking, and continuous system refinement — so results don't just hold, they improve.

What We Do

Mouse Control Every Scope We Handle

Commercial mouse assessment

Written scope from real sign

Sealing and pest proofing

Mouse gaps closed properly

Interior and exterior devices

Control what is inside and along routes

One-way doors when holes are active

Exit and lock the opening

Follow-up and verification

Confirm seals held, sign gone

Commercial mouse assessment

We walk loading doors, garbage and recycling rooms, janitorial closets, and exterior perimeters for rub marks, droppings, and gaps mice actually use. You get findings tied to spots on the building.

What's included

  • Manager walkthrough when available
  • Interior priority areas staff flag
  • Photo-backed items for maintenance
  • Quote matched to openings we confirm

Sealing and pest proofing

Mice need very little space. We seal with mesh and backing that survives chewing, plus door sweeps and utility gaps as the site needs.

What's included

  • Rodent-grade mesh at pipe and panel gaps
  • Door and dock-level fixes where mice bridge
  • Exterior transitions and vent gaps
  • Staged plan when crawl or void access is tight

Interior and exterior devices

Traps inside where sign and safety allow; exterior stations along active runs when the program calls for it. Servicing stays on a rhythm you can plan around.

What's included

  • Interior trap layout from activity
  • Exterior stations when warranted
  • Servicing with catch or disturbance notes
  • Moves when the pattern shifts

One-way doors when holes are active

On a confirmed active hole, a one-way door clears mice out that route, then we seal it. Not every site needs one — we only spec it when sign supports it.

What's included

  • Confirmed active entry only
  • Timed seal after exit window
  • Paired with interior control as needed
  • Plain explanation on site

Follow-up and verification

Return checks for new gnawing, pulled gaps, or fresh sign — especially in shared services areas where doors get propped or loads change daily.

What's included

  • Re-pass on sealed zones
  • Trap and station review
  • Quick fixes before repeat infestation
  • Honest assessment of whether activity is dropping

Why NewGen

What Makes Our Mouse Control Different

Timelines set from mouse biology, not rat biology

Mice don't need a direct water source the way rats do, so they can persist inside longer after exclusion. We set timeline expectations from that, not a one-size rodent script.

Visit notes your managers can actually use

Visit notes capture what was checked, serviced, and caught so facilities and strata councils can follow the thread.

We say when shared walls change the plan

Garbage rooms, risers, and common corridors often drive suites. We say when the whole building has to cooperate.

Built for Greater Vancouver building types

Wet weather, tight lanes, and older service corridors change how mice move — assessments account for that.

What to Expect

From First Call to Resolved

Your contact approves scope, we schedule inspect/work/service passes, and each visit has a clear purpose. Documentation goes to whoever runs the account.

Assessment and quote first, then staged work by access; many sites need several visits through sealing, servicing, and verification.

Typical completion window

Frequently Asked Questions

Mouse Control Done Right

Inspection, resolution, monitoring — with data to prove it worked.