Traps alone don't fix a mouse problem. North Shore Wildlife traps the mice inside and seals the entry points so new ones can't follow. No poison of any kind.

Mice are often confused with rats, but they're a different species. Mice are gray or brown, with big ears and long, thin tails. You'll rarely see them, but they leave plenty of signs.
They reproduce quickly and chew through wires, pipes, plastic, furniture and drywall. They can also carry disease, trigger asthma and allergies, and bring parasites into your home. We go after the real problem: the entry points.
Trapping plus exclusion, so the problem stays solved.
We check the foundation, basement, garage and attic for every way in.
We set traps inside. We never use poison of any kind.
Entry points get sealed with chew-resistant materials.
Rodent Shield keeps checking so new gaps get caught early.
Want mice gone and kept gone? Rodent Shield is our mouse protection program. We seal the way in, trap what's inside, then keep checking.
You get weekly visits the first month, then monthly check-ins for the rest of a 6- or 12-month plan. Residential and commercial plans are available.
Questions North Shore homeowners ask us.
No. We trap and seal. Poison can leave mice dying inside your walls, and it's a risk to kids and pets.
Through small gaps at the foundation, sill plate, utility lines, garage doors and vents. A mouse only needs a hole about the size of a dime.
Our mouse protection program: weekly visits the first month, then monthly check-ins for 6 or 12 months.
Mice are smaller, with big ears and thin tails, and leave tiny rod-shaped droppings. Rat droppings are bigger. Either way, we can inspect and tell you.
Serving Essex County, from the New Hampshire line to Saugus. Call or text and talk to a real person.