As a business owner, you need to be careful about some of the pests that are going to find their way on your property. Some of them, like deer mice, can take over and cause damage to the property and spread disease as much as they can. Like other rodents, deer mice like to find their way into homes and business properties because those places are warm, provide shelter, and often provide some good food for the rodent to live on. But finding a bunch of them in the property is never a good sign for the business owner.

For the most part, you will find deer mice in outdoor and rural areas and they are not as common in some of the urban areas. This means that if you have a commercial property in the suburbs, you are less likely to find this mouse inside your property, though it isn’t impossible. Some of the areas where you can find the deer mice includes:

# In open grasslands

# Cliffs

# Forests

# Brushy country where they can hide

# Pasturelands

# Sheds, especially ones that seem abandoned and are not being used

# Vacation or summer homes that are not checked all the time.

# A suburban home that may be close to a wooded area.

Deer mice may also consider things like tree hollows, log piles, under decks, and old fence posts as a good home to choose. They will move inside during the winter, sometimes into rarely used vehicles, sheds and garages, because these are going to provide them more warmth than they can get outside. Once the mouse has had a chance to get inside, they are going to hide away in basements and attics to make sure that you are not able to find them as easily. They will feed at dawn and dusk and like to find small berries and fruits, nuts, seeds, and insects, though they may venture to other food if they are able to find it.

When you are worried about a deer mouse getting onto your property and making a mess, you need to be vigilant and make sure this is not going to happen. And trusting our commercial pest control in Lacey can be a surefire way to make that happen. Our team is able to come out to your property and take a look around, discovering if there are signs of an infestation and discussing some of the different options available to you as well. Don’t trust just anyone to take care of your pest control, trust us. Contact us today to take care of all your pest control needs.