Mice Infestation

How Do Mice Get Into My Home?

Mice are cunning and persistent rodents, especially when it comes to finding food, water, and shelter. Unfortunately, your home is the ideal place to find all three things a mouse needs to survive. House mice can enter a home in a variety of ways, including through holes and cracks the size of a dime. Mice can also enter your home through much bigger openings, including dryer vents and pet doors. Watch this video to learn more about possible mice entryways around your home.

If you want to mouse-proof your home, contact a mice prevention company in Chicago, IL. Professional mouse proofing includes an inspection of your home’s interior and exterior to identify and seal entry points that mice may use to sneak into your home. And if mice are already comfortable inside your home, a mice exterminator will use the latest tools and techniques to fight the infestation and get rid of your unwelcome house guests.

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