Mouse baiting is the usual first step for mice in Brisbane homes. Mice feed in small amounts at many spots each night, so bait works well when it is placed along the routes they travel. It also reaches mice nesting in places you cannot see, like wall cavities. When you call, we ask where you have seen signs, give you an upfront price and book a nearby independent pest crew.
The crew we book places small bait stations that lock shut, so children and pets cannot get to the bait. Stations go behind the fridge and stove, under the sink, inside the kickboard space, in the garage and in the roof. Mice explore new objects slowly, so the crew often sets more stations than you might expect, each one close to where droppings show the mice are active.
- Small lockable stations placed on mouse runs
- Bait set in the roof space and wall voids
- Stations kept away from food prep areas
- A list of where each station sits
- Bait uptake checked on a second visit when needed
Most mice take the bait over three to seven nights. You may notice a short burst of activity at first, then a steady drop over the next week or two. Keep food sealed during this time so the bait is the easiest meal around. If bait stops disappearing, it usually means the mice are gone, but the crew will check the gaps they came through so new ones do not move in.
Mouse baiting in Brisbane is same-day or next-day where the run allows. Call 07 3543 7772 to book, and tell us about pets or young children so the crew can plan station placement.
