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Field mice in your lawn?
We protect your yard.

Surface tunnels at the thaw, yellow winding trails in the lawn, gnawed bark: field mice damage your landscaping and can host ticks. Assessment, secure bait stations, service with follow-up.

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FIELD MOUSE EXTERMINATOR

Field mice work all winter under the snow, and you find out in spring.

The field mouse (meadow vole) digs surface runways under the lawn, sheltered by the snow. At the thaw, it leaves yellow winding trails, gnaws the bark of young trees and damages bulbs and roots. Like other small rodents, it can also host ticks. Our certified technicians secure the perimeter with locked bait stations and strategically placed tunnel traps.

House, landscaped yard or shed: we protect your landscaping and reduce the shelters that attract the rodent.

WHY ACT NOW

The longer you wait, the more it costs.

01

Costly damage to landscaping

Runways, ruined grass and gnawed bark at the base of young trees: one season of damage can ruin an entire landscaping job.

02

Ticks near the house

Like other small rodents, the field mouse can host ticks, including those linked to Lyme disease, although the white-footed mouse is the main host in Quebec. Fewer rodents around the house means fewer hosts for ticks.

03

It breeds very fast

The vole breeds several times a season. A few individuals can spread across the whole yard in a single season.

04

A secure outdoor method with follow-up

Locked bait stations (out of reach of children and pets) and targeted tunnel traps, with follow-up and a written guarantee offered depending on the treatment chosen.

HOW WE WORK

Four steps, no bad surprises.

A professional approach, from the first call to the follow-up.

STEP 01

Inspection

A certified technician locates the infestation, assesses its extent and identifies the entry points.

STEP 02

Action plan

Clear quote and a personalized plan given on site. You know exactly what to do before we arrive.

STEP 03

Targeted treatment

Locked outdoor bait stations and strategically placed tunnel traps, with perimeter follow-up.

STEP 04

Follow-up & guarantee

Follow-up visit included, written guarantee offered depending on the treatment chosen. If it comes back within the guarantee period, we come back.

WHERE WE OPERATE

We know every type of building.

House, apartment, business or property: the treatment adapts to your situation.

RunwaysTrails

Lawns and landscaping

Yellow winding trails at the thaw reveal the surface runways. We place secure stations along the active trails.

BarkBulbs

Young trees and flower beds

Field mice gnaw bark and bulbs. We protect the base of trees and reduce the population around plantings.

ShelterPerimeter

Sheds

Sheds and thick mulch serve as winter shelter. We clear the shelters and secure the area around the building.

OutdoorsSeason

Field edges and woodlots

Properties next to a field or woodlot are the most exposed. A seasonal program limits invasions.

THE PEST IN BRIEF

What you need to know about field mice

The essentials below. For full details, see our encyclopedia entry.

Moderate risk  Microtus pennsylvanicus

Field mouse (meadow vole) in brief

The field mouse (Microtus pennsylvanicus) digs runways under the lawn that show at the thaw. It damages roots, bulbs and the bark of young trees and can host ticks.

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CONTACT US

A field mouse problem? Let's talk.

No-obligation assessment. Describe your situation and we’ll call you back within 2 hours.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

We answer your questions.

The field mouse (vole) is stocky, with a short tail and small ears; it lives mostly outdoors, in lawns and fields. The house mouse, slimmer with a long tail, tries to get into the house. The treatment differs by species.

It’s less common than with house mice: field mice mostly stay outside. But they can shelter in a shed, garage or crawl space, which we inspect if needed.

Yes. We use locked bait stations that children and pets can’t reach, and Health Canada-registered products.

Common programs generally range from $200 to $500, depending on the size of the yard and the number of stations. The assessment comes with no obligation.

Yes, with follow-up. A written guarantee is offered depending on the treatment chosen: if activity persists within the covered period, we come back at no charge. 24/7 service.

24/7 SERVICE

Every day you wait, the problem grows.

One call is all it takes. Inspection, clear quote, written guarantee offered depending on the treatment chosen. We take care of the rest.