Treatment, proofing and follow-up
Mouse control in Belgium
Mice in your home? We treat the infestation, seal accessible entry points and check the result. You receive a clear price before work starts and a report after every visit.
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First steps
Mice in your home: what can you do now?
Seal away food and pet food, remove food scraps and note where you find signs or hear noises. Mouse control also means finding how they enter the building.
Record the affected areas
Photograph droppings, gnawing damage and possible entry points. Tell us which traps or products you have already used. Only inspect areas you can reach safely.
Check possible entry pointsWhen should you get help?
Are fresh signs appearing, do you hear mice in the ceiling, or do they keep returning? We investigate their routes and the source. Shared areas may also be involved in flats.
Discuss your mouse problemOur approach
How we tackle your mouse problem
Effective mouse control combines investigation, targeted treatment and addressing the cause. We bring these steps together in a plan for your home.
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Inspection and plan
We inspect droppings, gnaw marks, routes and possible entrances, including behind kitchen plinths, around pipes, in the cellar and in the loft. You receive a plan for your home and a clear quote.
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Targeted treatment
We select the method and place equipment along active routes. Traps are preferred where they can work effectively. Every placement takes account of children, pets and how the room is used.
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Seal entry points
We carry out the agreed proofing of accessible gaps and service openings, using suitable mesh, door proofing or durable seals. We record any larger structural repairs still needed.
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Check and follow up
We assess catches, fresh signs and completed proofing, making adjustments where needed. You receive a report after each visit. Planned checks are listed in your quote.
RPMV-certified mouse specialists
Every Eversor colleague is RPMV-certified and has at least five years of experience. Sam handles mouse control in Antwerp, Mechelen and Brussels. Lars helps in Ghent and Sint-Niklaas.
Prompt help in your area
In these cities, we aim to visit within 24 hours. A same-day visit is often possible. Contact us to arrange an available appointment.
Costs and arrangements
How much does mouse control cost?
Before work starts, you know which treatment, proofing and checks are agreed. We first confirm whether your home qualifies for the fixed price.
Fixed price for a standard infestation in an average-sized Flemish home
Our fixed price is €250 for a standard infestation in an average-sized Flemish home. We confirm the included work and visits in advance.
If your property needs larger structural repairs or a more extensive treatment plan, we discuss the approach and any additional costs beforehand.
Request your quote →What we agree in advance
- The inspection and treatment method.
- The materials and accessible openings we will seal.
- The included visits and agreed checks.
- Any larger repairs that need separate work.
We start after your approval. Any extra work is first agreed with you, including its cost. After every visit, you receive a report of our findings and completed work.
See our work in practice →Treatment and proofing
Treat the mice. Address the cause.
The right method depends on active areas, your property’s construction and the risks on site. We use integrated pest management: understand the situation, act precisely and check the result.
- Around pipes
Check for gaps between pipes and the wall or floor.
- Under external doors
Check that the door meets the threshold properly.
- At ventilation openings
Check the grille and how it meets the wall. Ventilation must keep working.
Only check areas you can reach safely. Have the openings assessed before changing them; do not simply block ventilation.
Proofing: address entry points properly
We check pipe openings, door bases, wall gaps and ventilation points. Small service openings can be sealed with suitable gnaw-resistant materials. Grilles and external doors need a solution suited to the opening.
Ventilation and drainage must remain functional. Filling every gap with expanding foam is therefore poor proofing. We coordinate the order of sealing and treatment with the routes and the building’s construction.
Traps: targeted control without poison
We place suitable traps along active routes and near hiding places. Trap type, bait and positioning affect the result. Protective housings are used where needed to keep children and pets away.
We agree how traps will be checked. Follow-up also considers fresh droppings and gnaw marks: no catches do not automatically mean every mouse is gone.
Rodenticides: only when justified
If the situation calls for a rodenticide, we use a product authorised in Belgium for that application. We follow the label and authorisation conditions. Placement, checks and removal are part of the plan.
Rodenticides are placed in suitable locked bait stations. We explain the locations and give instructions for children and pets. We do not scatter loose poison around your home or use permanent poisoning instead of proofing.
Your home
An approach for the affected area
Mice in the kitchen
We look for signs and entry points behind plinths, around the dishwasher and sink, and near pipes. Treatment takes account of food storage and accessible openings.
Mice in the ceiling, wall cavity or cellar
We investigate where the noise comes from and how mice move between areas. We start with accessible entry points and inspection; opening a wall or ceiling is not the first step.
Mice in a flat
Mice may enter through shared service shafts, cellars or adjoining properties. If the source is outside your flat, we explain the coordination needed with the landlord or building manager.
In practice
An open entry point changes the approach
During a home inspection in September 2026, we recorded mouse activity, service routes and an opening to the cellar. The photo shows why we also inspect how rodents enter a building.
Treatment and proofing
We placed locked mouse stations along sheltered routes in the home and service areas. Accessible ventilation openings were fitted with fine mouse-resistant mesh.
Remaining repairs clearly recorded
Larger structural openings still needed durable repairs. The resident received a treatment report listing those repairs and instructions for the installed equipment. Mice can return while an entry point remains open.
How to check possible entry points →
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Customer experiences
Customer experiences with our mouse control
4.92 out of 5 · 289 ratings collected from our customers
Mice in a new home
I’m really afraid of mice. […] After a few weeks, we couldn’t hear anything any more. I was so relieved.
Read Sofie’s full experience
I’m really afraid of mice. We had just moved, and our new home was full of them. Jeremy from Eversor came to inspect it. He found where they were getting in, sealed the gaps and put down bait boxes. After a few weeks, we couldn’t hear anything any more. I was so relieved.
Mice in a flat
Mice in our flat… certainly not what you want. Thankfully, it’s all sorted. Really happy!
A professional approach
Friendly people who know their trade. Professional work. If you have mice, I’d recommend Eversor.
Helpful service
Good service. That’s all you need.
Regular follow-up
Eversor visits us every three months. There are lots of mice in the neighbourhood, so we have regular checks. Since doing that, we’ve had hardly any problems indoors.
Identification
How do you spot mice in your home?
You do not need to see a mouse to suspect a problem. Droppings, gnawing damage and noises together guide our inspection.
Droppings and signs
Small dark droppings along walls, under cupboards or near food may indicate mice. Watch for fresh signs in the same places.
Gnawing damage
Chewed packaging, damaged insulation and gnaw marks on pipes or cables are important clues.
Noises in the evening or at night
Rustling and gnawing behind a wall, above a ceiling or in the loft warrant investigation. Noise alone does not identify the animal.
Mice or rats?
Adult rats are larger and more robust than house mice. Young animals are harder to distinguish. We therefore assess the animal or a clear photo alongside signs and location.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions about mouse control
Can I deal with mice myself?
For limited activity, well-placed traps and removing food sources can help. If fresh droppings keep appearing, mice are in inaccessible areas or they return, entry points need investigating. We combine treatment, proofing and checks.
Do you also seal the holes mice use?
Yes. Building proofing is part of our approach. We seal agreed accessible openings with suitable materials. Larger work, such as repairing a door or wall, is listed separately. Your quote states which proofing is included.
How many visits are needed?
That depends on the extent of activity, affected areas and required proofing. We agree the checks beforehand, then assess fresh signs and catches to adjust treatment if needed.
How soon can you visit?
Call if you need prompt help. We discuss your location and the severity of the problem, then offer the first available appointment. Your visit is confirmed before we arrive.
Can treatment be carried out with children or pets at home?
Yes, we adapt placement to your family and pets. Tell us which areas they can reach. Traps and any bait stations are protected, and you receive specific instructions.
Does my ceiling or wall need opening?
Not as a starting point. We first investigate signs, accessible areas and possible routes. Extra access may sometimes be needed to repair a hidden structural problem. We discuss that before any work.
Why do mice keep returning?
An entrance often remains open or food is available. Shared shafts or adjoining rooms can contribute in flats. We investigate the source and agree proofing, food storage and repairs.
What should I do before your visit?
Seal away food and pet food and keep floors free of food scraps. Photograph signs and note where you hear noises. Tell us about existing products or traps. Keep inspection areas accessible and do not move our equipment without checking with us.
Do you also help businesses and apartment buildings?
Yes. For businesses, we adapt inspections, control points and reporting to how the property is used. We also inspect shared areas in apartment buildings when they are included in the agreed work.
Contact
Get help with your mouse problem
Tell us where you see mice or signs and when they started. We will call to discuss the situation, approach and an appointment.
02 887 99 99Have photos of the animal, signs or possible entry points? Email them to info@eversor.be with your name and postcode.
Your request
We contact you after your request. The work and costs are clearly agreed before treatment starts.
In your area
Mouse control in your city
Eversor helps with mice in homes, flats and businesses in Belgium. Our local pages explain common situations, preparation and the approach for the main cities.
AntwerpBrusselsBrugesGhentLeuvenAalstHasseltGenkMechelenSint-NiklaasKortrijkOstendRoeselareDendermondeVilvoordeTurnhoutDeinzeDilbeek Our full service area
Mouse knowledge
Everything about mice: from the first signs to a solution
Choose the topic that matches your situation. These guides help you understand the problem; complex or recurring activity needs an inspection.
- Complete mouse guideIdentification, behaviour, methods and sources.Read more →
- Identify a mouse infestationWhen is it more than one mouse?See the signs →
- Identify mouse droppingsAssess signs and clean safely.See mouse droppings →
- Identify miceHouse mouse, rat or another small rodent?Identify the animal →
- DIY mouse controlA practical plan and clear stopping points.See the DIY guide →
- Choose a mouse trapCompare, position and check traps.Compare traps →
- Repel miceSound, scents, cats and proofing: what works.What works? →
- Prevent miceMake your home or business less accessible to mice.Prevention guide →
- Mice in the gardenIdentify outdoor activity, reduce food sources and protect your home.Garden guide →
- Mice in walls or ceilingsInvestigate loft noises and hidden routes.Investigate noises →
- Mouse control costsPrice, approach and what is agreed beforehand.See costs →
