Photo Album: Rodents find easy access to Keasbey, NJ home
Rodents, especially mice, can easily find ways into your basement or crawl space. Homeowners should periodically checking around the house for gaps, cracks, and openings. It doesn’t take much! Mice don’t have collarbones, and if they can squeeze their head into a hole, the rest of their body will follow. In fact, an adult house mouse, which weighs less than an ounce, get get through an opening as small as the size of a dime. To perform an effective rodent exclusion — inspecting the perimeter of a home to find and seal any potential access points — you have to be thorough and meticulous.
Rodent bait station placed near gap in Keasby
An installed, baited exterior rodent station ready and waiting to snatch up an unsuspecting rodent.
Using copper mesh to seal gap from rodents
A sealed entry point using copper mesh at time of the two-week follow-up.
Needed mice exclusion in Keasby, New Jeresy
A close-up of an entry point for mice to enter the basement via AC lines.
Gap allows easy entry for rodents in Keasbey, NJ
A close-up of an entry point for mice to enter the basement via AC lines. The entry point via the AC line from the home's exterior to the basement.