Day 1
Activation. The indicator lights come on. Variable-frequency waves begin filling your garage immediately. Mice sense the change in their environment within hours. They do not leave yet. They go deeper into hiding.
🚫 Stops Entry: Keeps mice out before they nest or chew.
🗓️ Year-Round Protection: Works in season, storage, or parked at home.
🧼 No Mess. No Smell: Prevents droppings, nests, and foul odors.
🔌 Set & Forget: Plug in once. No traps, sprays, or poison.
✅ 90-day money-back guarantee
Covers up to 1,200 sq ft per unit
Ultrasonic waves do not pass through walls or solid objects. For full protection, place one unit per coverage zone.
Try it 100% risk-free. If PestShield doesn't clear your garage, you get every dollar back.
Due to high demand, we can't keep this offer available for long. Once it expires, prices will return to their regular price. Solveta PestShield™ is exclusively available on this website not available on Amazon or eBay.
"I've got two labs that are in and out of the garage constantly. Poison was never going to happen. Snap traps were getting too close to the dogs. Found out what soy-based wiring insulation means the hard way, $800 repair on one car, second one still being diagnosed when I ordered this. Plugged it in, left it alone. Been eight months. Nothing."
WHAT IT PROTECTS
Wiring harnesses, air boxes, upholstery, rubber hoses — if mice can find it in your garage, PestShield drives them out. If it doesn't, you get every dollar back.
HOW IT WORKS
No poison. No traps. Nothing that can hurt your dog.
Setup takes 10 seconds. Works in any standard US outlet. The blue LED confirms it's active.
9 → 66 KHZ · VARIABLE
PestShield™ emits variable-frequency waves between 22–65 kHz. Pests can't tolerate the environment — they leave within days.
24/7
4–5 YEARS · ONE PLUG
Runs continuously, 24/7. No maintenance, no refills, no batteries. One unit protects up to 300 sq ft.
COMPARISON
Most rodent solutions cost more than you expect and keep adding up. PestShield is a one-time purchase.
| EXTERMINATOR | PEPPERMINT / DRYER SHEETS / IRISH SPRING | AMAZON REPELLERS | PESTSHIELD™ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Typical first-year cost | $400 – $900 | $20 – $60, repeated | $20 – $60, replaced often | From $59.99 |
| Long-term cost | Recurring visits | Constant replacement | Replace every few months | None — runs 4 to 5 years |
| Safe for dogs | ||||
| Mice can't adapt to it | ||||
| Variable frequency | ||||
| Protects wiring 24/7 | ||||
| Chemical-free | ||||
| Effort required | Schedule visits | Reapply constantly | Replace units | Plug in once |
| Warranty | None | None | 30 days | 90 days |
Typical first-year cost
Exterminator
$400–$900
Peppermint / Dryer Sheets
$20–$60, repeated
Amazon Repellers
$20–$60, replaced often
PestShield™
From $59.99
Long-term cost
Exterminator
Recurring visits
Peppermint / Dryer Sheets
Constant replacement
Amazon Repellers
Replace every few months
PestShield™
None — runs 4 to 5 yrs
Safe for dogs
Exterminator
Peppermint / Dryer Sheets
Amazon Repellers
PestShield™
Mice can't adapt to it
Exterminator
Peppermint / Dryer Sheets
Amazon Repellers
PestShield™
Variable frequency
Exterminator
Peppermint / Dryer Sheets
Amazon Repellers
PestShield™
Protects wiring 24/7
Exterminator
Peppermint / Dryer Sheets
Amazon Repellers
PestShield™
Chemical-free
Exterminator
Peppermint / Dryer Sheets
Amazon Repellers
PestShield™
Effort required
Exterminator
Schedule visits
Peppermint / Dryer Sheets
Reapply constantly
Amazon Repellers
Replace units
PestShield™
Plug in once
Warranty
Exterminator
None
Peppermint / Dryer Sheets
None
Amazon Repellers
30 days
PestShield™
90 days
Activation. The indicator lights come on. Variable-frequency waves begin filling your garage immediately. Mice sense the change in their environment within hours. They do not leave yet. They go deeper into hiding.
Disruption. Mice cannot feed, nest, or reproduce normally. You may temporarily see more activity as they are pushed from their usual spots. This is normal. This means it is working.
Exodus. Mice begin leaving the space. The environment has become unbearable. Most customers report a dramatic drop in activity by day four.
Protected. Your garage is no longer a place mice can survive in. PestShield continues running. New mice that enter feel it immediately and leave. You open the hood and it looks exactly how you left it.
Safety
Rodent control usually forces a choice between effectiveness and safety. Poison works, but not in a garage where your dog follows you around or your kid helps you wrench on weekends.
Children
Inaudible · safe
Cats & dogs
Above their range
Hamsters, rabbits, birds
Not recommended
Try PestShield for three full months. If you're not living pest-free, we refund every dollar. No return shipping. No forms. No questions. Just an email.
PROTECT MY GARAGE →Try PestShield for three full months. If you're not living pest-free, we refund every dollar. No return shipping. No forms. No questions. Just an email.
PROTECT MY GARAGE →Amazon repellers use a single fixed frequency. Mice adapt to it within weeks and return to normal behavior. PestShield shifts continuously between 9 and 66 kHz. There is no fixed tone for their nervous system to calibrate to. Adaptation is not possible.
One unit protects up to 1,200 square feet, so for most single-car garages one is enough. Where customers typically add a second is when they have more than one vehicle sharing the same space. Mice target the warmth of a parked engine, so if you have a daily driver and a project car in the same garage, one unit per vehicle gives you direct coverage around both.
No. PestShield operates at frequencies above the range that causes dogs or cats distress. Thousands of customers run it in homes with dogs of all sizes with no issues. The only exception is small caged animals like hamsters or guinea pigs.
Most customers notice a drop in activity within three to four days. Full results within two weeks.
90 days, full refund. No questions asked.
The fixed-frequency knockoffs on Amazon are exactly what PestShield is designed to replace. We sell exclusively through this site to ensure you receive the variable-frequency unit and to stand behind it with a real guarantee.
REVIEWS
From Fox Bodies to Corvettes to daily drivers — see what real garage owners say after plugging in PestShield.
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Tried everything before this. Soaked cotton balls in peppermint oil and put them in the engine bay. You know what they did? Gathered every single one up and built a nest with them under the engine cover. Tried Irish Spring after that. Dryer sheets after that. They didn't care about any of it. Plugged PestShield in six months ago. Nothing since. Not one dropping.
Soy-based wiring insulation is apparently mouse food. Found that out the hard way. $1,800 in repairs on one car, second car still being diagnosed when I ordered this. Eight months clean on both cars since I plugged this in. Should have done it years ago.
My Fox Body was torn apart last winter. Pulled the seats, the carpet, spent weeks sorting out wiring they got into. While I was cleaning it my neighbor told me the brand new F-150 two houses down had its wiring harness eaten in the first month. These things don't care if it's a classic or a daily. Clean on both cars since I put PestShield in.
My mechanic warned me about soy wiring insulation when I bought the car. Said it's basically candy for mice. Found chew marks on the harness six months later. Two hundred bucks in repairs and I finally listened. PestShield has been in there since December. Clean every time I check.
Had three separate insurance claims for wiring repairs before I found this. The last one was $7,400 without coverage. Dryer sheets, peppermint, cayenne spray — all of it is a joke. PestShield has been running for nine months. Not one new claim.
Every spring for the past four years I would open the hood on my Camaro and find something chewed. Wiring, insulation, rubber boots. This spring was the first year I used PestShield through the winter. Opened the hood in April and stood there for a full minute because I didn't know what to do with myself. Nothing.
Replaced the wiring harness on my E46 twice in three years. Dealer said it's the soy-based insulation, basically organic material that mice go after specifically. $2,200 each time. A friend told me about PestShield. Eleven months without a single issue. The math on this thing is absurd.
Wasn't even a stored car. Daily driver, garage parked, drove it five days a week. Came out one Monday and it wouldn't start. Mice had gotten into the wiring while it sat over the weekend. PestShield went in that same week. That was eight months ago. Haven't had a single problem since.
That's what it cost me to learn that mice will chew the harness on a vehicle that gets driven every single day. Not a stored car. Not a classic. My daily work truck. Put PestShield in the garage the day I got it back from the shop. Seven months. Nothing.
Read online that Irish Spring repels mice. Bought a case of it. Shaved bars all over the engine bay, stuffed pieces in the cabin, put bars on the garage floor. Found mouse droppings right next to a bar two weeks later. PestShield replaced all of it and I haven't seen a dropping since March.
Brand new F-150. One month off the lot. Parked in a garage. Found evidence of mice in the engine bay and chew marks on a wiring loom. The dealer said it happens all the time with new trucks because of the soy insulation. Plugged PestShield in that night. Six months later the truck is clean.
Every winter my Mustang came out of storage with something chewed. Air box filter, wiring, once a rubber brake boot. Stuffed steel wool, tried mothballs, tried every scent repellent on Amazon. This was the first winter I used PestShield. Went out in March and for the first time in three years the car was exactly how I left it.
1990 Taurus. Didn't think mice would bother with a car that old since the wiring isn't soy-based. Wrong. They stripped the insulation off two spark plug wires over the winter. Car barely started in spring. PestShield went in and I haven't had a problem since. Works on old wiring too apparently.
I was cleaning out mouse damage from my 69 Camaro when my neighbor walked over and told me his month-old F-150 had the same thing. We both put PestShield in the same week. Neither of us has had an issue since. Different cars, same solution.
Simple math. Mice got into the wiring on my C4 last fall. Nine hundred dollar repair. Found PestShield. Sixty bucks. Plugged it in when the car came back from the shop. Seven months and I haven't touched it. Best sixty dollars I've spent on that car in years.
Not a stored car. Weekend car. Drive it maybe twice a month. Found a complete nest packed into the air box last fall. Cleaned it out, PestShield went into the garage outlet. This spring the air box was clean. First time that's happened in three years of owning this car.
Mice chewed through wiring on my Ram twice. Both times happened during a week when I didn't drive it much. The engine was sitting cool longer than usual and that's apparently when they move in. PestShield runs 24/7 so it doesn't matter how long the engine sits. Clean for six months.
Opened the hood on my project Camaro to find a full nest built into the fuse box area. Spent three hours cleaning it out. Put PestShield in the garage that night. Eight months later and not a trace of activity. I check every time I go in the garage now out of habit. Always clean.
Worst damage I've ever seen was a coworker's Cadillac from the eighties. Mice ate the wiring and fuel lines. Sparks hit the gas and the car caught fire in his barn. I thought about that story when I found damage in my own car. PestShield went in the same day. Nothing since.
The insulation on modern car wiring is organic material. That's not a rumor, that's why dealers see so much more of this than they used to. Once I understood that peppermint oil and dryer sheets were never going to compete with something that smells like food to them, PestShield made complete sense. Nine months clean.
Thought my 1967 Mustang was safe because it doesn't have the newer soy insulation. They still got in and chewed through firewall insulation and started pulling it for nesting material. Damage was cosmetic but expensive to fix. PestShield has been running since last fall. No activity.
Caught it early when I was doing routine maintenance. Saw the chew marks before anything stopped working. Put PestShield in immediately. Mechanic said if I'd caught it a few weeks later I'd have been looking at a full harness replacement. Been clean since October.
Squirrels or mice, couldn't tell which. Found acorns packed into the intake and a full nest built around the fuse box. Six hundred bucks to clean and repair. PestShield went in before I even picked the car up from the shop. Four months clean.
Two separate vehicles, two separate wiring claims, same winter. The adjuster actually laughed and told me it was their most common non-accident claim. PestShield in both garages now. No claims since last winter. Insurance agent probably wonders what happened.
Mechanic found it during inspection. Mouse had chewed through the rubber boot on a brake line. He said if it had failed while I was driving it could have been bad. That was enough for me. PestShield in the garage that week. Six months later everything is clean. Nothing chewed.
Nothing more frustrating than restoring a car and finding that mice got into the new wiring you just ran. Had to pull and redo a section of harness I'd finished two months earlier. PestShield went in the shop immediately. Haven't had to touch a single wire since.
That was the sequence of events. Found a dead mouse in the fan shroud, had the mechanic look at everything while it was apart, found chew marks on the loom, replaced it. Expensive lesson. PestShield has been running for seven months. Not a single issue.
Tried the Honda capsaicin wiring tape after reading about it online. It's expensive and a pain to wrap everything. Mice got through it anyway on the sections I didn't cover. PestShield covers the whole space so there's nothing to wrap. Six months clean.
The actual repair wasn't terrible. But I spent four hours on a Saturday I could have been driving the car figuring out what was wrong, getting it to the shop, waiting for diagnosis. None of that happens anymore. PestShield runs, I drive, nobody chews anything.
That's the whole review. Eight months since I plugged PestShield in. I check the garage every weekend when I work on the car. Not one mouse dropping anywhere. Not one chew mark on anything. I don't even think about it anymore. That's the point.
Store my Vette every winter. Every spring I'd go out there expecting damage somewhere. Wiring, air box, hoses, always something. This past winter I used PestShield for the first time. Went out in March with my flashlight ready for the usual mess. Nothing. Hood was exactly how I left it in November. I genuinely stood there for a minute not believing it.
Poison was off the table the second I got my lab. Snap traps scared me every time I walked in because he'd go straight for them. Tried the dryer sheet thing, tried Irish Spring, tried peppermint spray. All of it either faded or made no difference. PestShield runs silent, doesn't smell, and my dog walks past it without even noticing. Mice have been gone since February.
My dogs follow me into the garage every time I go out there. Poison was never going to happen. Snap traps were getting too close. Electric traps were okay but I was still dealing with dead mice and my dogs kept sniffing around them. PestShield solved everything. Silent, invisible, nothing for the dogs to get into.
With that many animals in and out of the garage I had zero options for traditional rodent control. Tried everything scent-based and none of it lasted more than a few weeks. PestShield has been running for six months. Not one animal has reacted to it and not one mouse has been in the garage since I plugged it in.
My ten-year-old is in that garage with me every Saturday. The second I found droppings near the workbench I knew poison was completely out. PestShield was the only thing that made sense. Plugged it in six weeks ago, droppings stopped within two weeks, and my kid still comes out every Saturday without me worrying about anything.
My rescue eats things she shouldn't on a regular basis. Snap traps, poison, even mothballs were completely off the table. I needed something that worked that I didn't have to think about her getting into. PestShield is plugged into the wall. She can't reach it, can't smell it, doesn't care about it. Mice have been gone for four months.
Three dogs of various sizes who are all very curious and will investigate anything. I've had them for years and managed the garage by sheer luck with no real rodent control in place. The first winter I actually found evidence of mice I ordered PestShield immediately. Seven months in. No mice. No dog incidents. Problem solved.
Poison kills dogs. Everyone who has dogs knows this. Snap traps are fine until your dog gets their nose in one at 6am before you've had coffee. PestShield is the answer for people with dogs. It just runs. Nothing to check, nothing to reset, nothing to worry about. Mice gone since September.
Every rodent control method I looked at had some kind of risk around dogs. Poison obviously. Traps. Even mothballs are toxic if a dog chews one. PestShield is literally just sound waves. My dog has been walking past it every day for five months without any reaction. Mice activity stopped within three weeks.
Had a conversation with my vet about what was safe around my two dogs. She specifically said to avoid anything chemical or mechanical where they could access it. PestShield fits that description perfectly. Plugged in high on the wall, completely out of reach, no smell, no chemicals. Three months clean.
That was the moment I stopped messing around with DIY solutions. Dog pulled a dryer sheet out from under the workbench and ate it before I could get to her. Rushed to the vet, she was fine, but that was the end of using anything loose in the garage. PestShield is mounted to the wall. She cannot touch it. Mice gone since October.
Ordered it specifically because I couldn't use anything else around the dogs. Honestly expected it to be marginal. It eliminated all mouse activity in about three weeks. Six months later I'm not just keeping it because of the dogs, I'm keeping it because it's the best thing I've ever used for this.
My dog has found and destroyed things in the garage that I thought were well hidden. Traps, bait, it doesn't matter. If it's on the floor or within reach she will find it. PestShield is in the outlet six feet off the ground. She has never once looked at it. Five months of clean garage.
Got a puppy last spring. She has been in and out of the garage since day one. The moment I found mouse evidence in early fall I needed something that was safe around a puppy who puts her nose in everything. PestShield. Plugged it in, she ignored it, mice left. That's the whole story.
Lost a dog to rodenticide when I was a kid. Have never used poison since and never will. PestShield is the first rodent control method I've used that I actually feel good about. No chemicals, no risk, and it genuinely works. Nine months without a mouse in the garage.
My dog patrols the garage like it's his job. He sniffs every corner every time he comes in. If there were mice in there, he would absolutely find them and try to catch them himself. The fact that he's not interested in anything near the walls tells me the mice stopped coming. Five months.
I do a lot of work in the garage and my dog is in there with me most of it. The idea of spraying or distributing anything chemical in a space where I spend hours a week and where my dog breathes the same air was not happening. PestShield is mechanical. Sound waves. Clean. Four months clean.
My kids help me work on cars on weekends. My dog is always there. I will not have poison or chemical repellent anywhere near that space. PestShield was the only option that made sense. It's been in the outlet for six months. No mice. No smell. No risk. Exactly what I needed.
Three cats. None of them are doing their job. I was counting on them to handle the garage mice and they couldn't have cared less. PestShield did what three cats wouldn't. Five months without a single dropping. My cats are still useless but at least the mice are gone.
My dog has anxiety and investigates everything when she's nervous. My vet specifically advised against any mechanical or chemical rodent control in spaces where she spends time. PestShield was the only thing that met that criteria. Seven months in. Garage is clean and my dog is calm and unbothered.
People think it only happens to stored cars. My daily driver had a nest in the air box. I drive this car every single day. Mechanic said they get in overnight when the engine is still warm. Disgusting. Ordered PestShield the same day I found it. Three weeks later the activity stopped completely.
Two cars, both stored November through March every year. Every spring was a mystery box — what did they get this year. Mothballs made the garage smell terrible and didn't stop anything. Two PestShields, one at each end of the garage. First spring in five years both cars came out exactly how they went in.
I store my project car in a barn that backs up to woods. I was resigned to dealing with damage every year. Ran an extension cord to a PestShield and hung it from a nail near the car. Six months of storage. Cleanest spring I've ever pulled it out to.
Boat in one bay, classic car in the other. Every off-season something got into something. PestShield went into both bays last fall. Pulled the covers off both in April. Neither one had any sign of rodent activity. Haven't run the boat yet but the car checked out perfect.
Had the car covered, filled it with repellent pouches, sprayed the exterior. They got in anyway and built a nest in the air box. PestShield was the first thing that actually created an environment they couldn't tolerate. Been storing two winters now without any damage.
Detached garages are harder to seal and mice get in through gaps you can never fully close. I gave up on sealing and tried repellents. Nothing worked long term until PestShield. It doesn't matter how they get in when the environment drives them right back out. Eight months clean.
First year using PestShield for winter storage. I'd been using dryer sheets and mothballs for years and still finding evidence every spring. This year I opened the garage in March and walked around the car twice because I couldn't find anything wrong. Not one dropping. Not one chew mark.
Stored the car from November to April. Checked on it once in January, everything looked fine, PestShield light still on. Pulled it out in April for the first drive of the season. Started right up, engine bay was clean, interior was untouched. This is now permanent.
Store an RV and a classic Pontiac in adjacent buildings every winter. The RV had mouse damage three winters in a row before I tried PestShield. Put one in each building. First clean winter for both. My neighbor with the same setup hasn't tried it yet and still had damage. His choice.
Used mothballs for storage control for years. The smell got into the carpet and took two full summers to air out. PestShield has no smell. No residue. No odor. The car comes out of storage smelling exactly the way I put it in. And there are no mice. Both improvements matter.
I don't have a garage at home so I use a climate-controlled storage unit for my project car. Plugged PestShield into the outlet in the unit. The facility had reported some rodent activity in other units. Mine has been clean for six months. The other tenants haven't figured it out yet.
Every April for the past six years I had a story to tell at the car show. What got damaged, what it cost, how long the repair took. This April I showed up with nothing. Guy next to me had $400 in hose damage. I showed him the PestShield website on my phone.
Twelve years of winter storage. Every year something. This year nothing. That's what PestShield did. I've described this product to six people at my car club meeting and three of them have already ordered it. The other three are skeptical. I was too.
Found the spare tire well completely packed with nesting material after one winter. Took an hour to clean out. The next year I put PestShield in. Checked the spare tire well when I pulled the car out in spring. Empty. Clean. The way it should be.
Hard top off the Jeep stored in the garage. Mice got inside the hollow fiberglass sections and nested in there. The smell when I put it back on in spring was terrible. Had to leave the windows down for a month. PestShield went in that fall. Top came out clean the next spring.
I commute in this car. Every day. Found a complete nest packed into the air box during routine maintenance. Mechanic said the engine warmth attracts them when you park for the night. PestShield in the garage that evening. Six weeks later he checked it again at the next oil change. Clean.
People assume mice only get into stored cars. My car goes out every weekday. Still got a nest under the hood. The key is the engine sits warm in a dark garage and that's all the invitation they need. PestShield means it doesn't matter how warm the engine is. They're gone.
Heard something moving in the dash on the way to work. Pulled over and waited. Mouse came out of the vent. Called in late, went home, cleaned everything out, ordered PestShield before I went back to work. That was four months ago. Nothing since.
Not under the seat. On the seat. That was the morning I became a PestShield customer. Ordered it before I even got to work. Set it up that same night. Mice were gone within two weeks. Never found evidence of another one.
Work in a building with an underground parking garage. Mice apparently live in the walls. My car is there eight hours a day five days a week and they still found it. Put PestShield in my home garage where it sits overnight. Haven't had an issue since.
Mechanic told me mice are creatures of habit and if you park in the same place every night they treat your car as a permanent feature of their territory. Moving my parking spot wasn't realistic. PestShield changed the environment so my regular spot doesn't attract them anymore.
Started the car and the fan was vibrating like crazy. Pulled it down and found a dead mouse inside the fan housing. It had gotten in through the fresh air ducting. The garage has had PestShield running since that day. Seven months, never pulled another mouse out of anything.
Six months off the lot. Garage parked every night. Mice found the engine bay and started working on the wiring. Dealer said it's the soy insulation, happens all the time on new cars now. PestShield went in that week. No more issues.
I say this for everyone who thinks this is just a stored car problem. I drove my car to work five days a week and mice got into the engine bay. The car sits overnight. That's enough. PestShield solves the overnight problem. Five months clean.
Had a smell in the car I couldn't track down for two full weeks. Finally found a nest tucked into the HVAC system. Two weeks of driving with that in there. PestShield went in immediately. No smell since. No activity since. Lesson learned.
With kids in the car there are always crumbs. I can vacuum all I want but there's always something. Mice were finding the car because of it. PestShield doesn't stop mice from smelling food but it makes the garage so uncomfortable for them that they don't come in looking. Four months clean.
I'll be honest, I bought this thinking it was probably junk like everything else I tried. Set it up in the garage where I keep my project truck. That was five months ago. No droppings, no nests, no damage. Still skeptical on principle but the results are what they are. Four stars because I want another full winter before I go to five.
First week I was ready to return it because I still saw a few droppings. Second week less. Third week nothing. It's been four months since then with zero activity. I think I expected instant results based on the marketing but once it kicked in it has worked consistently.
Effective product. My garage has been clean for six months and my Camaro came out of winter storage untouched for the first time in four years. Docking a star only because the instructions in the box were vague about where to position it. Figured it out but it took some trial and error.
Bought this in August. Three months clean so far. My garage has never gone a full fall and winter without mouse activity before. I'm at three months and not a single dropping. Four stars for now because the real test is December through March. I'll update after.
Works. Genuinely works. Went from weekly droppings on my workbench to nothing in about a month. Dropping a star only because peppermint oil is cheaper and I wanted this to be a one-time buy. It is for four to five years apparently. That math actually works out fine.
Main concern was whether it was safe around my two dogs. Complete non-issue. They walked past the day I plugged it in, sniffed it once, and have ignored it every day since. Mice gone within a month. Four stars because I'd like another six months of data before I fully commit to five.
Went from obvious heavy activity to occasional single droppings. Not zero but significantly better. I have a large detached garage that backs up to a field so I may need a second unit for full coverage. Three stars because it's helping but hasn't fully solved my specific situation yet.
Six weeks in and activity has dropped noticeably but not completely. My garage is pretty large and old with gaps in the foundation I can't fully seal. I think the product is doing its job but the environment is fighting against it. May add a second unit. Tentatively three stars.
Ran it for eight weeks in my open carport and saw no reduction in activity. I think the issue is that a carport is not an enclosed space and ultrasonic sound doesn't carry effectively in open air. Probably works fine in a closed garage. That's on me for not reading the specs. Returning it.
Classic habit after three years of spring damage. Pull the cover, assess what they got this year, figure out the repair bill. This year I pulled it off and stared at a clean engine for about thirty seconds. Nothing. Not one piece of debris. First time that's happened since I bought the car.
Car goes under a cover for winter. Previous years the cover just gave them a dark sheltered space to work from. PestShield in the outlet before the cover goes on, and when the cover comes off in spring the car is clean. Simple system, works every time.
My shop is three bays and I store two cars plus equipment over winter. Put one PestShield on each side wall. All three bays came through the winter without a trace of rodent activity. First time that's happened in the twelve years I've had the shop.
Two years into a full restoration on my GTO and mice got into the new wiring I had just run. Had to pull a section out and redo it. That was the most frustrated I have been working on a car in twenty years. PestShield went in immediately. The rest of the restoration has been clean.
Parked Friday night, back in Monday morning, mouse droppings on the seat. Two days. That's all it took. PestShield in the garage that Monday. Checked every morning for two weeks. Droppings stopped by day ten. Nothing in four months since then.
Her daily driver, my weekend car, same garage. She found droppings first. I already had PestShield on order for my car after reading about soy wiring. Plugged it in and neither car has had an issue since. One device, one outlet, two cars protected.
Store several ATVs and a truck during certain months. Had major mouse issues in the storage barn for years. PestShield on an extension cord in the barn. Pulled everything out in spring and found zero evidence of rodents for the first time in eight years.
Brand new garage, sealed tight, thought I was fine. Mice found a way in within the first winter. My contractor was as surprised as I was. PestShield in and no issues since. New or old, if there are mice in the area they will find a way. This is the answer.
Two dogs who between them would destroy or consume any conventional rodent control I set up. PestShield was genuinely my only option. It's been in the outlet for five months. Both dogs ignore it completely. Mice haven't been back since the second week.
She mentioned it when I filed the claim for the wiring damage on my truck. Said they see it constantly with garaged vehicles. Would have been nice to know that before the damage. PestShield in the garage now. Haven't had to call her back.
Mothballs work okay but they smell terrible, they require replacement, and the residue gets into the car interior no matter how careful you are. PestShield has no smell, requires no maintenance, and the car comes out of storage smelling like a car. That alone is worth the price.
Spent a weekend cleaning out a nest that had been packed into my air box so thoroughly it had damaged the filter housing. Expensive cleanup. PestShield went in before the new filter even did. Seven months clean. Air box looks exactly the way I left it.
Wasn't sure one device would cover the full space. It covers 1,200 square feet and my garage is about 600. Both cars, both sides, completely covered. Six months of winter storage and spring inspection showed nothing on either car. One device was enough.
Everything I can see after four months says this is working. Zero activity in a garage that had consistent mouse problems for three winters. I just want a full year before I commit to five stars. Everything points that direction. Product seems solid.
No tricks, no hacks, no additional products. Plug it in. Leave it. That's exactly what I did and that's exactly what happened. Six months later I have nothing to report because nothing has happened. That's the whole review. It works.
Three weeks before I saw a real difference. First week I was ready to return it. By week four nothing. Five months since then without any mouse activity. Four stars because of the slow start but I would buy it again.
Winter storage was clean for the first time in three years. No damage, no nests, nothing. Four stars only because the directions in the box were vague about placement. Figured it out with some research. Product itself does exactly what it says.
Both dogs ignored it since day one which was the main thing I needed. Mouse activity dropped significantly in the first month. Four stars for now because I want a full winter before I commit to five. Everything points that direction.
Went from finding droppings weekly to finding them once in six weeks. That is a significant improvement. Not zero but far better than before. Think I may need a second unit for my size garage. Four stars because I believe the product is working, just not at full coverage yet.
Activity went down noticeably but I still found one or two droppings a week after a month of use. My garage backs up to a field and has foundation gaps I cannot seal. Ordered a second unit and things improved more. Three stars for one unit. Would probably be four with two.
Mouse activity in the garage dropped off after about three weeks. Still had a squirrel getting in occasionally. For the mice specifically it has done its job. Three stars because I had two problems and it only fixed one of them.
Ran it for six weeks and saw no reduction in activity. I have a covered but open carport, not an enclosed garage. The ultrasonic sound probably dissipates in open air. On me for not checking the specs. My neighbor with an enclosed garage tried it and said it worked immediately for him.
Five weeks in and still seeing some activity. Less than before but not gone. Support suggested moving the unit to a different position. Trying that now. Two stars for now but genuinely open to revising upward once I have more time with the adjusted placement.
Gave it eight full weeks in an enclosed two-car garage. Mouse activity continued at the same level throughout. Contacted support, they sent a replacement unit, same result. Could be a particularly bad infestation situation in my area. Did not work for me but the refund process was easy.
Used it six weeks in a detached garage with a serious infestation. No improvement. Refund process was straightforward and customer service was responsive. I think this works for people with a moderate mouse presence. I had a full-on infestation and needed something more aggressive to clear the existing population first.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rated 4.9 from 4,300+ Garage Owners
Every night the garage is dark and quiet is another opportunity. Plug PestShield in once. It runs for years. Your dog stays safe. Your wiring stays intact. Your car stays exactly how you left it.