You know that fall is almost here when every coffee shop in the area is offering pumpkin spice special coffees and treats. So as temperatures drop, those mice that have been pretty much unseen for the last 4 months are now drawn to sources of heat and food. Unquestionably, they will find very inventive ways to enter your home: through open garage doors, house doors, windows or cracks in walls, vents, pipes and attics. So to keep mice out of your home this fall here are a few suggestions. Keep plants and accumulated leaves at least 1 meter away from your home and never allow debris (wood piles, lumber etc.) to collect against the house. Make sure you seal any cracks around windows and doors with caulking. Check to see if holes around cable wires or plumbing have been properly sealed, outdoor vents or windows need to be fitted with screens to keep rodents out. Place traps in potential rodent hot spots, use glue traps to monitor your attic or basement, as these traps will catch both mice and insects.
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