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Rodents in Your Home: How Rats and Mice Sneak Into Basements, Walls, and Kitchens

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Rodents like rats and mice are more than just a nuisance—they’re a serious threat to your home and health. These crafty invaders are experts at finding their way inside, particularly when searching for food and shelter. If you’ve noticed signs of unwanted guests in your basement, walls, or kitchen, you’re not alone—and you’re not powerless.

Why Rodents Invade Homes

As the seasons change, rodents seek warmth, safety, and easy access to food. Your home offers all of these in abundance. Basements are dark and quiet, ideal for nesting. Wall cavities provide undisturbed travel routes, and kitchens are stocked with tasty snacks. Cracks in foundations, loose siding, open vents, and even tiny holes near pipes can all serve as entry points. Mice can squeeze through gaps as small as a dime—rats, through holes the size of a quarter.

Once inside, rodents breed rapidly, contaminate food supplies, chew through wires, and spread diseases like hantavirus and salmonella. The longer they go undetected, the bigger the infestation becomes.

Common Signs of a Rodent Problem

Even if you haven’t seen a rat or mouse directly, there are several warning signs:

  • Droppings around food packages, in drawers, or under sinks
  • Gnaw marks on walls, wood, or food containers
  • Nesting material such as shredded paper or fabric
  • Scratching sounds behind walls or in the attic
  • Grease marks along baseboards and walls

If any of these signs appear, it’s time to act fast.

Rodent Prevention Tips

Prevention is key to keeping your home rodent-free. Here’s how to make your space less inviting:

  • Seal cracks and gaps around doors, windows, and the foundation
  • Store food in airtight containers
  • Keep trash sealed and disposed of regularly
  • Declutter to eliminate nesting spots
  • Fix leaks and moisture issues that attract pests

Regular inspections of your basement, attic, and kitchen areas can help you catch infestations early.

Professional Help You Can Trust

DIY methods can offer temporary relief, but for a long-term solution, professional pest control is essential. At TAPS Pest Services, we specialize in safe, effective rodent removal and prevention. Our experienced team will assess your home, identify problem areas, and implement a customized plan to keep rats and mice out—for good.

Don’t let rodents take over your home. Visit TAPS Pest Services today to schedule an inspection and protect your space from unwanted intruders.

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