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A young mouse can enter a home through a gap the size of a pencil. How many pencil sized gaps do you have in your home or business? The answer for most people is, "Plenty!"
This photo shows a typical "construction gap" at the foundation of a home. The yellow item is actually the garden hose outside the home!
This "construction gap" was large enough to put your arm through. As a result of the poor construction, the home was invaded by mice and then the black snakes moved in after them.
When a home or business is constructed, it is not uncommon to require many gaps due to penetrations such as electrical lines and plumbing pipes. However, preventive maintenance and sealing around these gaps can preclude pests from gaining access to the building.
Prevention is the key to avert a wildlife problem before it arises. A total inspection of your home or business will be accomplished by our Wildlife Inspectors and recommendations will be made to fully seal and protect it against pest entry.
Trust the professionals at A All Animal Control to protect your property with proven techniques that will control an invasion by mice, rat and snake prevention.
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