Show us the activity.
Point out droppings, sounds, damaged packaging, or recent sightings so we can start with the strongest evidence.
Mice control for NYC and Long Island homes.
Mice in the kitchen, basement, or walls are not a wait-and-see problem. We inspect activity and entry points, explain a clear plan, and quote before any work begins.
No contracts and no cancellation fees. Explore our programs.
Small signs can point to an active mouse problem.
A few droppings or sounds at night may be the first visible part of a larger pattern. Tell us where you are seeing activity so the first visit can focus on the right rooms, levels, and exterior conditions.
Small dark droppings in cabinets, drawers, basements, or utility areas
Gnaw marks on food packaging, wood, wiring covers, or stored materials
Scratching or movement sounds in walls and ceilings, especially at night
Grease marks or repeat travel paths along walls and behind appliances
Nesting material such as shredded paper, insulation, or fabric
Pet attention focused on one cabinet, wall, or appliance area
Mice use different paths in apartments and single-family homes.
In attached and multi-unit housing, mice can move through shared walls, utility lines, basements, and gaps around service penetrations. Treating one visible area without understanding those routes can leave the source unresolved.
In Long Island homes, exterior gaps around foundations, garages, doors, siding transitions, and utility entries may be part of the picture. We inspect the accessible conditions, discuss practical exclusion needs, and explain what is included before work starts. We do not promise a full remodel or seal work that has not been scoped.
For landlords and small multi-unit owners, we document the activity we find and the work completed. Access to additional units or shared areas may be recommended when the pattern extends beyond one apartment.
Mouse control works best when treatment and entry-point planning support each other.
We look for active signs, likely travel routes, food and water access, and accessible entry points. The recommendation may include targeted control, monitoring, practical sanitation guidance, and a separate conversation about exclusion where it is appropriate. You receive the plan and a straightforward quote before treatment.
We inspect likely routes.
We check accessible kitchens, utility areas, basements, garages, and exterior entry conditions that may support movement.
We explain the scope.
You get a plain-language recommendation covering treatment, monitoring, and any exclusion discussion that applies.
You receive a report.
After service, we document the work completed, observations, prevention guidance, and any included follow-up path.
The Liam promise.
Simple promises, clearly stated before you book.
Upfront Pricing
A clear quote before we begin — never a surprise number at the door.
No Door-to-Door Sales
We arrive by appointment only — never unannounced, never pushy.
No Cancellation Fees
Stay because the work speaks for itself, not because you're locked in.
First-Visit Money-Back
Not satisfied after your first service? We refund it. Simple as that.
One-time service or ongoing protection?
A focused one-time service may fit a limited issue. Recurring protection may make more sense when a property has seasonal pressure, repeat activity, or several general pest concerns. We recommend the path after inspection, not before.
Questions before you book.
Straight answers about the inspection, treatment plan, preparation, and follow-up.
How do I know if I have mice or rats?
Dropping size, gnaw marks, tracks, burrows, and where activity appears can help distinguish mice from rats. We inspect the evidence before recommending a plan because the species and pressure pattern affect the approach.
Do you treat apartments and multi-unit buildings?
Yes. We work with homeowners, tenants through the appropriate property contact, landlords, and small multi-unit owners. Shared walls and utility routes may mean adjacent areas also need inspection or coordinated access.
Will you seal mouse entry points?
We inspect accessible entry conditions and explain practical exclusion needs. Any sealing or exclusion work is scoped clearly before it begins; we do not promise building-wide closure without inspecting the property.
How soon can you come out?
Appointment availability varies. Call (516) 973-2279 or request a quote online and we will confirm coverage and the next available step without promising an unverified response time.
Is the treatment selected with children and pets in mind?
Yes. We build family- and pet-conscious plans and explain placement, preparation, and access instructions before treatment.
What happens if mouse activity continues?
Continued activity can point to additional entry routes, food access, neighboring pressure, or the need for more monitoring. We explain any included re-service support and next steps in the service plan.
Request a consultation.
Tell us about your home and we'll get back to you with a clear recommendation and a straightforward price. No pressure, no obligation.
All five NYC boroughs, Nassau North Shore & Western Suffolk