Mouse Management Inc.

05/05/2026

🐜 Ants taking over your space? 🐜

At Mouse Management Inc., we use a multi-method approach to get ants under control and keep them out for good.

1.) Exterior Insect Spray – Creates a protective barrier around your foundation, windows, doors, and soffits to help stop ants before they get inside.
2.) Targeted Ant Baiting (Exterior) – Works at the source to eliminate the colony, not just the ants you see.
3.) Interior Support (if needed) – For those stubborn situations where ants have already made their way indoors, we’ve got solutions to handle that too.

Don’t let ants take over your home this season—reach out to Mouse Management Inc. and let’s get things under control.

04/30/2026

We’d like to take a moment to sincerely thank all of our clients, family, and friends for continuing to refer Mouse Management Inc. for your pest control needs — your support means everything to us.

We’re currently finalizing our 2026 exterior insect spray routes and will be in touch with clients shortly to schedule your service.

As always, please keep in mind that applications are weather-dependent. If Mother Nature has other plans, we may need to reschedule to ensure the best results.

Thank you again — it’s shaping up to be a busy season, and we truly appreciate your continued trust in us!

04/15/2026

🐞Box Elder Bugs & Asian Lady Beetles 🐞– What You Need to Know

As the weather warms up, you might start seeing these pests inside your home… but they didn’t just show up overnight.

• In late summer & fall, box elder bugs and Asian lady beetles look for warm places to overwinter
• If your home isn’t protected, they slip into tiny cracks and crevices around windows, doors, siding, and rooflines
• Once inside, they stay hidden all winter long.

☀️ Then spring hits…
• The sun warms your home, and they become active
• Suddenly, they “appear” in large numbers on windows, walls, and ceilings

The best prevention is exterior insect treatments around your windows, doors & soffit lines.
• Professional exterior insect sprays in May, July & September helps stop them before they get inside
• This reduces (or eliminates) springtime infestations

Protect your home before they move in — not after they show up!

📞 Contact Mouse Management Inc. to schedule your seasonal exterior treatment.

02/06/2026

We will be out of the office from February 9th-16th. All calls & emails will be returned once we return.

11/11/2025

09/23/2025

Meet the Faces Behind Mouse Management Inc.

Keith & Jess Fowler are the husband-and-wife team dedicated to keeping your home and business pest-free.

Keith brings more than 20 years of expertise in wildlife and pest control. In addition to co-owning Mouse Management Inc., he operates Canucks Wildlife Services, specializing in humane wildlife removal.

Jess adds over six years of pest control experience and a strong background in animal care, having spent 12 years in veterinary medicine before joining the industry.

Whether you’re dealing with mice, rats, ants, wasps, hornets, or larger wildlife like squirrels, bats, and raccoons, Keith and Jess are committed to providing effective, respectful solutions.

When they’re not helping customers reclaim their spaces, you’ll find them enjoying the outdoors—horseback riding, hunting, or supporting their daughter’s full-time competitive gymnastics pursuits.

08/29/2025

Can you spot the unwanted guest? 🐀

08/27/2025

This time of year (late summer into early fall), it’s really common to see wasps everywhere — and it usually feels like they’re extra aggressive. A few reasons why:

Food sources shift: In spring and early summer, wasps feed mostly on protein (insects, caterpillars, etc.) to raise their larvae. By late summer, the queen stops laying eggs, so the workers no longer have hungry larvae to feed. Instead, the adult wasps start seeking sugary foods for themselves — fruit, nectar, soda, picnic food, garbage, etc. That’s why they suddenly seem obsessed with your drink or plate.
Colony breakdown: A wasp colony only lasts one season (except for new queens that hibernate). By the end of summer, the colony is weakening, food is scarce, and the wasps are more frantic and less organized. That stress makes them seem more aggressive and erratic.
Population peak: Right now, the wasp population is at its largest of the year. The thousands of workers raised all season are out and about before the colony collapses in the fall.
Warmth and activity: Hot, sunny days keep them active longer, so they’re more noticeable around people.
Basically: more wasps + fewer natural food sources + a craving for sugar = lots of them buzzing around us this time of year.

08/08/2025

We have been working nonstop treating wasp & hornet nests so our customers can get back to enjoying their backyard!
Do you have a ground nest, one under your siding, what about chewing a hole in your ceiling? We are here to help!

07/30/2025

When our customer asks if we can treat a wasp nest way up in the trees. Of course we can…go go gadget arms!