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Rodent exclusion

Every way in, closed for good

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How often
One day, then two follow-ups

Mice don’t break in; they walk in, through gaps the width of a pencil round pipes, vents and doors. Traps alone deal with the mice already inside. Exclusion deals with the next ones.

We go round the whole house, from the roofline to the foundation, and seal every way in that we find: copper mesh and sealant round pipes, screens over vents, sweeps on doors. Then we trap what is inside and come back twice, until the house is quiet.

Free inspection
Gloved hands pressing copper mesh into the gap round a pipe where it enters a brick foundation, a tube of sealant beside it

What's included

  • The whole house checked, roof to foundation
  • Gaps sealed with copper mesh and sealant
  • Vent screens and door sweeps fitted
  • Traps placed and checked, then taken away
  • A one-year guarantee on the seals

Good for

  • Scratching in the attic at night
  • An old farmhouse with many ways in
  • A garage door that never quite shuts

Cases

Questions

Do you use poison?

Rarely, and never inside. Sealing the house and trapping what is already inside works better and lasts longer.

How small a gap do mice need?

About the width of a pencil. That is why we check every pipe, vent and corner.

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