The 1/4-Inch Rule
House mice are remarkably small and flexible. A gap you'd barely notice — a crack where a pipe enters the foundation, a gap in a worn door sweep — is a highway for a determined mouse. They don't need much.
That's why mice proofing requires a systematic approach, not a quick walkthrough. We inspect your foundation, utility penetrations, garage, roofline, and every other accessible surface to find what mice are using to get in.
Where Mice Get In
Foundation cracks and gaps
Weep holes in brick facades
Utility line penetrations
Garage door gaps and frames
Soffit and fascia board gaps
Crawl space entry points
Materials We Use
- Galvanized steel mesh — primary barrier for gaps
- Hardware cloth — vents and larger openings
- Metal flashing — roof and foundation transitions
- Professional-grade caulk — small cracks and seams
- Steel wool with sealant — pipe penetrations