Rodent proofing is the process of sealing and securing a property to prevent entry by rats, mice, and other rodents. It’s a critical step in long-term pest prevention and protects both residential and commercial properties.
Stops rodents before they get inside
Prevents chewing damage to wires, pipes, insulation, and food packaging
Reduces risk of health hazards, including disease and contamination
Saves money on repeated pest control treatments
Inspecting the building for access points
Sealing holes, cracks, vents, and gaps under doors or roofs
Installing rodent-proof mesh, brush strips, or steel wool barriers
Securing garbage areas, food storage, and drainage openings
After a rodent infestation has been treated
Before winter, when rodents seek warmth indoors
During renovations or after new construction
When moving into a new property
Know exactly where and how rodents get in
Use durable, rodent-resistant materials
Ensure no pests are sealed inside during the process
Provide ongoing monitoring and maintenance if needed