Do mice frequently enter homes in semi rural areas?

It depends on how “semi-rural” the location is. If you live in a relatively new subdivision that was previously a 1,000 acre corn field, mice will not likely be a problem for several years—until they are able to cross the expanse between the natural areas and the subdivision. read more

If you live in a relatively new subdivision that was previously a 1,000 acre corn field, mice will not likely be a problem for several years—until they are able to cross the expanse between the natural areas and the subdivision. read more

Mice enter homes through cracks and holes found in walls, floors and foundations. Homeowners commonly do not recognize mouse holes until other signs of infestation appear. Due to their body shape, mice are capable of fitting through holes much smaller than appear likely. read more