Where can rodents get into your home?
Walk around your home with a flashlight. We go spot by spot: roof edges, vents, pipes, garage door, foundation. See which gaps matter and what fixes each one.
- About 10 minutes
- From the ground, no ladder
- Your answers stay on your device
Small gaps matter.
Mice can fit through a hole the width of a pencil, about 1/4 inch. If a pencil fits, treat it as a way in. Many openings are on the roof, in the attic or under the house, where only an inspection can see them.
Sources: CDC: seal up to prevent rodents · CDC: clean up after rodents
Questions, answered.
How small a gap can a mouse get through?
The CDC says mice can fit through a hole the width of a pencil, about 1/4 inch. Rats need a little more, so small gaps matter.
Why can’t I just fill the holes with foam?
Foam is soft and rodents chew through it. We seal every entry opening we find with galvanized steel mesh, putty and concrete.
What about the parts I can’t see?
Many openings are on the roof, inside the attic or in the crawl space. At the free inspection we check them all and give you photos of every opening we find.
Do you see my answers?
No. The check runs on your phone or computer. Nothing you pick is sent or saved.
Want every opening found?
Book a free inspection. We check the outside, the attic and the crawl space, and you get photos of every opening we find.
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