Rodent Extermination Service in Montreal, Laval and Surrounding Areas
At Expert Extermination, we understand the damage and destruction rodents can cause to your property and the health risks they can pose to you and your family or employees. This is why we offer a complete rodent extermination service, tailored to your specific needs at Montreal, Laval and surrounding areas.
With our team of experts, you benefit from advice and recommendations to help you maintain a rodent-free environment. Moreover, we use the most modern and eco-friendly methods, which ensures that your property and surrounding areas are not damaged during the extermination process.
Don't let rodents take over your home or business, trust the experts at Expert Extermination!
MOUSE
How to recognize a mouse?
Mice are common in all regions of Canada. They are dark gray in color and measure 65 to 90 mm (4 1/2 to 6″) overall, with large ears and a long tail.
Do mice cause damage?
Yes. Mice can cause damage in homes, attics, restaurants, convenience stores and other locations.
Mode of reproduction
Mice are small mammals that have a very high reproductive capacity. As adults, they can weigh between 10 and 50 grams and measure up to 20 centimeters, including their tail. They grow quickly and reproduce easily, which allows them to quickly colonize places. Females reach sexual maturity earlier than males, meaning they can have up to 15 litters per year. This high reproductive capacity is one of the factors that makes mice so invasive and difficult to control. It is therefore important to take preventive measures to prevent their proliferation, such as keeping the house clean and tidy and sealing cracks and holes in walls and floors.
MOUSE
How to recognize a mouse?
Mice are common in all regions of Canada. They are dark gray in color and measure 65 to 90 mm (4 1/2 to 6″) overall, with large ears and a long tail.
Do mice cause damage?
Yes. Mice can cause damage in homes, attics, restaurants, convenience stores and other locations.
Mode of reproduction
Mice are small mammals that have a very high reproductive capacity. As adults, they can weigh between 10 and 50 grams and measure up to 20 centimeters, including their tail. They grow quickly and reproduce easily, which allows them to quickly colonize places. Females reach sexual maturity earlier than males, meaning they can have up to 15 litters per year. This high reproductive capacity is one of the factors that makes mice so invasive and difficult to control. It is therefore important to take preventive measures to prevent their proliferation, such as keeping the house clean and tidy and sealing cracks and holes in walls and floors.