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Winter is the most active season for mice in Connecticut—and every year, homeowners and businesses are caught off guard by just how quickly a small problem turns into a major one.
As temperatures drop, mice aggressively seek warmth, shelter, and food, making homes, commercial buildings, and even vehicles prime targets. At Verdant Pest Control, winter consistently brings a surge in mouse activity calls—and this season has been no exception.
Why Homeowners & Businesses Trust Verdant Pest Control
Licensed in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island
Fully insured for residential and commercial services
Over 20 years of professional pest control experience
If you’re hearing scratching, finding droppings, or noticing unusual smells, chances are mice have already made themselves comfortable.
Mice can squeeze through openings as small as a dime. During winter, they exploit:
Gaps created by temperature-related expansion and contraction
Utility line penetrations
Garage doors and door sweeps
Foundation and siding openings
Attic and roofline access points
Once inside, mice reproduce rapidly and often go unnoticed until damage or contamination becomes obvious.
A mouse infestation is more than a nuisance. Left untreated, mice can cause:
Contamination from droppings and urine
Damage to insulation, drywall, and stored items
Chewed electrical wiring (a serious fire risk)
Persistent odors in attics and wall voids
Increased activity as populations grow indoors
Winter infestations rarely “go away on their own”—they almost always worsen.
One of the biggest increases we see in winter is mice entering vehicles.
Cars provide warmth, nesting material, and protection from predators—especially when parked overnight or left unused. Mice frequently nest:
Under the hood
In cabin air filters
Inside engine bays
Around wiring harnesses and insulation
This can lead to:
Chewed wiring
Warning lights and electrical failures
Costly, unexpected repairs
Verdant Pest Control can help address vehicle-related rodent activity and reduce the chances of repeat issues.
1) Thorough Inspection
We identify:
Active areas
Entry points
Nesting locations
Conditions attracting mice indoors
2) Targeted Control
Based on the inspection, we implement a plan that may include:
Strategic trapping
Secured baiting where appropriate
Monitoring activity to confirm results
3) Entry Point Identification & Prevention
Catching mice is only part of the solution. We help identify how they’re getting inside and provide guidance—or exclusion services—to prevent continued access.
Homes
We commonly address activity in:
Attics and insulation
Basements and crawlspaces
Kitchens and pantries
Garages and sheds
Wall and ceiling voids
Businesses
We provide discreet, professional service for:
Restaurants and food service
Offices and retail spaces
Property management and multi-unit buildings
Warehouses and storage facilities
Winter rodent issues in commercial settings can escalate quickly—early intervention is key.
Local, professional service
Solutions focused on long-term results
Honest recommendations, not one-size-fits-all treatments
Experience handling winter-specific rodent behavior
Service for homes, businesses, and vehicles
The earlier a winter mouse problem is addressed, the easier it is to resolve. If you’ve noticed signs of activity—or want peace of mind before damage occurs—now is the time to act. For a full overview of our services, visit our Rodent Control page to learn how Verdant Pest Control addresses mice and other rodent issues year-round.
Contact Verdant Pest Control today to schedule a winter mouse inspection and protect your property.
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