RODENT BARRIER INSTALLATION

 A rodent barrier is a physical protection system installed around a home’s crawl space, skirting, vents, and foundation to prevent rodents such as rats and mice from entering. It blocks burrowing and access points while allowing proper airflow and drainage. 

 Rodent barriers are made from durable materials like galvanized steel mesh or heavy-duty barrier systems. They are installed along the perimeter of the home and secured to prevent rodents from chewing, digging, or squeezing through small openings. 

 Yes. When professionally installed, rodent barriers are one of the most effective long-term solutions for preventing rodent entry. Unlike traps or poisons, barriers stop rodents before they can get inside. 

 Absolutely. Mobile homes are especially vulnerable due to exposed underbellies and skirting gaps. Rodent barriers are highly effective at sealing these areas and protecting insulation, ductwork, and plumbing beneath the home. 

 Yes. Rodent barriers are commonly installed on residential homes to protect crawl spaces, foundations, vents, and utility entry points from rodents and other small animals. 

 A rodent barrier prevents new rodents from entering, but existing rodents should be removed first. We typically recommend rodent removal or exclusion services before installing the barrier to ensure full effectiveness. 

Rodent barriers protect crawl space openings, foundation edges, vents, skirting, and other vulnerable entry points where rodents commonly gain access. 

Rodent barriers are designed to be long-lasting and durable. With proper installation and minimal maintenance, they can last many years, even in harsh weather conditions. 

No. Rodent barriers are installed in a way that allows proper airflow and drainage while still preventing rodents from entering. 

Yes. Traps and poisons address rodents after they’ve entered your home. A rodent barrier is a preventative solution that stops rodents from getting inside in the first place. 

 Yes. Rodent barriers are a non-toxic solution and are completely safe for pets, children, and the environment. 

Rodent barriers require very little maintenance. Periodic inspections are recommended to ensure the barrier remains intact, especially after severe weather or landscaping changes. 

Signs include droppings, scratching noises, damaged insulation, burrowing around the foundation, or gaps in skirting or crawl space areas. A professional inspection can confirm if a rodent barrier is needed. 

Contact us today to schedule a free inspection and quote. We’ll assess your home and recommend the best rodent barrier solution for your property.