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Rodent exclusion is the process of identifying and sealing all structural entry points that allow rats or mice to access a building. Technicians perform a detailed inspection of the exterior and attic areas to locate gaps, cracks, vent openings, pipe penetrations, rooflines, and foundation openings commonly used by rodents. These entry points are then sealed using durable materials such as steel mesh, hardware cloth, metal flashing, and professional-grade sealants that rodents cannot chew through. The goal of rodent exclusion is to prevent future infestations by physically blocking access to the structure rather than relying solely on traps or rodenticides.
Rodent exclusion is the process of identifying and sealing all structural entry points that allow rats or mice to access a building. Technicians perform a detailed inspection of the exterior and attic areas to locate gaps, cracks, vent openings, pipe penetrations, rooflines, and foundation openings commonly used by rodents. These entry points are then sealed using durable materials such as steel mesh, hardware cloth, metal flashing, and professional-grade sealants that rodents cannot chew through. The goal of rodent exclusion is to prevent future infestations by physically blocking access to the structure rather than relying solely on traps or rodenticides.