Mouse Control San Antonio

Safe, Effective Help When You Discover Mice In Your Home

Finding mouse droppings in your pantry or hearing scratching in the walls can make your home feel far less comfortable. When you’re worried about your family’s health, your wiring, and what you can’t see behind the walls, you need a clear plan—not guesswork. Family Pest Control provides professional mouse control in San Antonio, offering homeowners reliable solutions focused on safety, effectiveness, and long-term protection.

For more than 42 years, our family-owned team has helped local families deal with rodents and other household pests. As a licensed Texas Structural Pest Control Service, our certified entomologists design treatment options that fit each home and household. Our goal is to restore your peace of mind with solutions that are effective, thoughtful, and mindful of children, pets, and daily routines.

Why Families Trust Us To Handle Mice In Their Homes

Inviting a pest control company into your home means trusting them with your safety, belongings, and time. We’ve earned that trust by approaching every mouse problem as if we were working in our own homes—listening carefully, explaining what we find, and building a plan around your needs.

Family Pest Control is a family-, veteran-, and woman-owned company with deep roots in the community. Our technicians are licensed by the Texas Structural Pest Control Service and guided by certified entomologists who understand rodent behavior in detail. Every service uses EPA-approved products, selected to balance effective mouse control with protection for people and pets.

We also back our work with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Many families have stayed with us for decades, relying on us for everything from rodent control to broader pest control services. That long-term trust reflects our commitment to doing the job right the first time—and staying responsive if you have questions along the way.

Mouse Problems In Our Area & What They Mean For Your Home

In our region, mild winters and long warm seasons give mice plenty of time to stay active. As temperatures shift or food sources change outdoors, rodents look for shelter, warmth, and easy access to food—making homes and apartments especially attractive.

Small gaps around utility lines, garage doors, rooflines, or air conditioning units often become entry points. Once inside, mice may nest in insulation, storage areas, or behind cabinets and appliances. Over time, their activity can contaminate food prep areas, damage stored belongings, and create odors that are hard to ignore.

Rodents also gnaw constantly. Chewing on wiring inside walls or attics can increase the risk of electrical issues or fire hazards. Because mice reproduce quickly, what starts as a small problem can escalate if not addressed promptly. Professional mouse removal in San Antonio focuses not just on removing mice, but on understanding why they entered and how to prevent future activity.

How Our Team Finds & Removes Mice From Your Home

Every mouse issue is different, which is why our process starts with a thorough inspection. When you contact us, we begin by listening—asking what you’ve seen or heard and which areas concern you most. Then our technician performs a structured inspection to identify activity patterns and entry points.

During the inspection, we look for:

• Droppings, gnaw marks, and nesting material
• Grease marks along baseboards or framing
• Entry points near doors, utility penetrations, and roofline transitions
• Common nesting areas such as attics, garages, and storage spaces

Using these findings, we create a tailored plan for your home. Our approach may include carefully placed traps, targeted baiting in secured areas, and exclusion recommendations to close off access points. Every step is explained clearly so you know what we’re doing, where we’re focusing, and what to expect next.

Follow-up visits allow us to monitor activity, adjust placements if needed, and confirm that the problem is resolved. While many mouse infestations are handled within one or two treatments, the exact timeline depends on severity and access conditions.

Safe Mouse Control For Kids, Pets, & Your Peace Of Mind

For many families, the biggest concern isn’t whether mice can be removed—it’s whether the treatment will be safe. We take that concern seriously. Our team selects EPA-approved products and application methods designed for homes with children and pets.

Training in chemistry and wildlife control helps our technicians understand how products behave, where they’re appropriate, and how to use them responsibly. Physical controls, such as traps placed in protected stations, often play a key role—especially in homes with young children or indoor pets.

We also explain preparation steps clearly and let you know if there are short periods when certain areas should be avoided. In many cases, families can remain in their homes during service with minimal disruption.

What To Do If You Think You Have Mice Right Now

If you’re seeing droppings, hearing scratching, or noticing chew marks on food packaging, there are steps you can take while arranging professional help.

Start with basic sanitation and food protection:

• Store open food, including pet food, in sealed containers
• Wipe up crumbs and spills promptly
• Avoid leaving pet food out overnight if possible

Gather information for your inspection:

• Note where activity has been seen or heard
• Pay attention to times of day or night when noises occur
• Take photos of damage or droppings if it’s safe to do so

Avoid using store-bought rodent baits unsupervised, especially in homes with children or pets. Let us know if anything has already been placed so we can factor it into your plan.

Long-Term Protection & Why Our Clients Stay With Us

Removing existing mice is only part of the solution. Long-term protection focuses on making your home less attractive to rodents in the future. During service, we share practical recommendations—such as sealing visible gaps, improving door sweeps, or adjusting storage habits—based on what we see at your property.

For homeowners who want ongoing support, we offer maintenance plans that include regular inspections and treatments to catch new activity early. These plans are customized, flexible, and designed to provide peace of mind year-round.

Many families continue working with us because they value seeing familiar technicians who understand their home’s history. As a company with decades of local experience, we take that responsibility seriously.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I tell if I really have mice in my home?

Common signs include small dark droppings, scratching sounds in walls or ceilings, gnaw marks on food packaging, and nesting material such as shredded paper or fabric. A professional inspection can confirm activity and determine severity.

Are your mouse treatments safe for my kids and pets?

Yes. We design mouse control plans with families in mind, using EPA-approved products and secure placements. We also explain any precautions you should take before or after service.

How many visits will it take to get rid of the mice?

Many mouse problems are resolved in one or two visits, but timelines vary based on infestation size, access points, and structure layout. We’ll provide a realistic expectation after inspection.

What should I do before your team arrives for mouse control?

We keep preparation simple so that service is as easy as possible for you. In many cases, it is helpful to clear items from under sinks and move belongings a few inches away from walls in key rooms so we can inspect thoroughly. Securing open food and removing clutter from areas where you have seen activity can also make the visit more efficient. When you schedule your appointment, we let you know if there are any specific steps that would be useful for your type of home. If you are unsure about anything, our office is happy to talk you through it in advance.

Will the mice come back after treatment?

Our goal is to stop current activity and reduce future risk. While surrounding conditions can influence rodent pressure, sealing entry points and following prevention guidance greatly lowers the chance of recurrence.

Can you help if I live in a rental or multi-unit building?

Yes, we regularly work in rental properties and multi-unit buildings such as duplexes, townhomes, and apartment communities. The best approach can depend on your lease, your property manager’s policies, and how easily we can access shared areas or neighboring units. In many cases, we can start by inspecting and treating within your space, then coordinate with the property management if broader action is needed. When you call, we can talk through your specific situation and explain how we typically handle service in similar buildings.

How much does professional mouse control usually cost?

The cost of professional mouse control varies based on the size of the property, the severity of the infestation, and how much exclusion or follow-up is needed. A small, isolated problem in a single area often requires less time and material than widespread activity in multiple parts of a home. During your initial call and inspection, we discuss what we find and explain the options that fit your needs and budget. Family Pest Control is known for offering economical solutions, and we work to give you a clear understanding of costs before you decide how to proceed.

Can you help if I live in an apartment or multi-unit building?

Yes. We regularly work in rental properties and multi-unit buildings and can coordinate with property management when broader access is needed.

Call Family Pest Control For Help With Mice In Your Home

You don’t have to live with the stress of sharing your home with mice. With professional mouse control in San Antonio, families can regain comfort, safety, and peace of mind.

To schedule service or ask about your options, call (210) 762-6991 today.

To learn more about our team, visit our About Us page, explore our pest library, or check current specials.