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Mouse Pest Control
Mice may look small and harmless, but once they invade your home, they can cause serious problems. From chewing through wires to contaminating food with droppings, a mouse infestation can quickly get out of hand. That’s why Alamo Pest Control offers professional mice control services to keep your home safe, healthy, and rodent-free.
If you’re searching for a reliable mouse exterminator in Texas, our team has the expertise and tools to handle the job quickly and effectively.
Phone Lines Open 24/7
When you discover mice in your home, you want help fast. We get that, which is why we offer 24/7 phone lines. After hours, leave a message and we’ll call you back first thing in the morning. We also offer same-day and next-day treatments, as well as Saturday services so you don’t have to wait for relief!
We Have a Perfect Plan For You!
This package covers interior and ongoing seasonal 30' perimeter exterior treatments of pests covered in the economy plan plus rodents (1 bait station), ants, fire ants, wasp nests, mud daubers, fleas & ticks, german roaches, pantry pests, beetles, and annual pest audit.
Initial Fee Starts at $179
This package covers interior and ongoing seasonal 30' perimeter exterior treatments of pests covered in the defender plan. This is our flagship product that includes termite coverage, plus wire mesh placed in your home’s weep holes, fire ant control for a whole standard size yard, scorpions, venomous spiders, annual termite inspection, and annual pest audit.
$349 Initial Fee for Sentricon System Applies
Why Mouse Control Matters
House mice are among the most common pests in Texas, and they adapt quickly to human environments. Once inside, they reproduce rapidly, making early detection and professional mouse pest control critical. Left untreated, mice can:
- Contaminate food and surfaces with droppings and urine
- Spread dangerous diseases like Salmonella and hantavirus
- Cause fire hazards by chewing on electrical wiring
- Damage insulation, furniture, and stored belongings
Our specialized house mice control services are designed to eliminate current infestations and stop future ones before they start.
Signs You Need Mice Control
Not sure if you’re dealing with a mouse problem? Here are some of the most common signs of an infestation:
- Droppings near food, in cabinets, or along baseboards
- Gnaw marks on wood, wires, or packaging
- Scratching or scurrying sounds in walls or ceilings
- Nests made of shredded paper, fabric, or insulation
- A musky odor coming from hidden areas
If you notice any of these warning signs, it’s time to call a professional mice exterminator.
Our Mouse Pest Control Process
At Alamo Pest Control, we take a thorough, multi-step approach to ensure complete rodent removal and long-term protection. Our mouse control process includes:
- Inspection & Identification – We carefully inspect your property to find entry points, nests, and signs of mouse activity.
- Targeted Treatment – Our team utilizes effective methods to eliminate mice, tailored to your specific situation.
- Exclusion Inspection – We offer a free rodent exclusion inspection to identify all of the entry points, and once the rodents are under control we recommend a rodent exclusion service to seal them up.
- Clean-Up – During a rodent exclusion, we can also clean up droppings and nesting material for an extra fee.
With Alamo’s mice control methods, you can rest assured that your home will be fully protected.
Why Choose Alamo for Mice Extermination?
When it comes to mice pest control, you need more than a quick fix. You need lasting results. Texas homeowners choose Alamo because:
- Over 30 Years of Pest Control Experience in Texas
- Licensed, Insured, and Highly Trained Technicians
- Same-Day and Emergency Service Available
- Treatments Designed for Residential Use
- 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
Whether you need immediate mice extermination or preventive care, Alamo is your trusted partner for rodent control in Texas.
Get Professional Mice Control Today
Don’t let mice take over your home. With Alamo Pest Control’s expert mice control services, you’ll get fast, effective solutions designed to eliminate infestations and keep them from coming back.
Call today to schedule your inspection and say goodbye to mice with Alamo Pest Control!
Our Guarantee
Should pests persist in between scheduled treatments, simply let us know and we’ll re-service your home for no additional cost to you. That’s our guarantee to you!
Areas We Service in DFW
As a locally-owned and operated company, our team of exterminators takes great pride in helping our community. We’ve provided dependable, affordable pest control across the region since 1993.
- Fort Worth
- Arlington
- Aledo
- Azle
- Bedford
- Benbrook
- Burleson
- Colleyville
- Crowley
- Euless
- Forest Hill
- Grand Prairie
- Grapevine
- Haslet
- Hurst
- Keller
- Mansfield
- North Richland Hills
- Richland Hills
- River Oaks
- Saginaw North
- Southlake
- Weatherford
- White Settlement
Read Our Online Reviews
5 Star Review
They are wonderful. We got Aaron for our tech. Not only was he thorough but he also gave us an indication as to what to expect. We needed someone out same day and not only was he accomadating but he was courteous too. Would definitely recommend.
Paul Bryant
5 Star Review
I usually don't write reviews UNLESS the service is exceptional...today I experienced exceptional service with Alamo. What made it so was working with my technician Jay. He is knowledgeable, on-time, and most importantly he is personable.
Alamo should hire 50 more of him or try to clone him. 😊
I will be recommending Alamo to family and friends...I will also tell them to ask for Jay to be their tech.
Jackie Matthews
5 Star Review
Leland did a great job, he got the house sprayed quickly and thoroughly, and was very kind to us.
Dylan Adams, Main Office
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I tell it’s mice and not something else?
Mouse droppings are small — roughly the size of a grain of rice — and tend to show up along baseboards, inside cabinets, or near food packaging. You may also notice gnaw marks on cardboard or plastic, greasy rub marks where mice repeatedly travel along the same wall, or nests made of shredded paper or fabric tucked into hidden corners.
Why does a small mouse problem seem to turn into a big one so fast?
Mice breed quickly. Per the Merck Veterinary Manual, a female mouse has a gestation period of roughly 19 to 21 days and can produce litters of around 5 to 12 pups, with a new litter possible every three to five weeks under the right conditions. That means a couple of mice you spot today can realistically become a much larger population within a few months if the entry point stays open.
How are mice even getting into my house?
Mice can squeeze through openings as small as a quarter inch — about the width of a pencil — because their skeletons are flexible enough to compress through any gap their skull can fit through. That includes small gaps around utility lines, foundation vents, or door thresholds that are easy to miss during a casual walk-around.
What actually happens during a mouse treatment?
Our process starts with an inspection to look for nests and signs of activity, followed by targeted treatment to eliminate the mice present, with guidance on cleaning up droppings and nesting material safely. We also offer a free rodent exclusion inspection to identify all of the entry points, and once the mice are under control, it’s a good idea to consider a rodent exclusion service to seal them up so they don’t get back in.
Are mice a real health concern, or mostly just unsettling to have around?
Mouse droppings and urine can contaminate food and kitchen surfaces, and according to the American Lung Association, exposure to rodent allergens is a well-established asthma trigger — indoor rodent infestations have consistently been shown to worsen asthma, particularly in children. That risk exists even without a visible infestation, since allergen can linger in dust after mice are gone.
Why do you recommend sealing entry points, not just treating the mice that are there?
Because mice are opportunistic — as long as an opening exists, mice from the surrounding area will keep finding it, even after an active infestation is cleared. Sealing the specific gaps mice are using is what keeps a resolved problem from becoming a repeat one, and we offer that as a separate rodent exclusion service.