09/23/2026
Hearing scratching in the walls? You may have a rodent entry point you haven't found yet.
As temperatures drop across Michigan, mice and other rodents start looking for warmth, shelter, food, and a place to nest. And they don't need a big opening to get inside. A gap around a pipe, foundation, garage door, vent, or utility line can be enough.
We just put together a complete guide on rodent proofing Michigan homes, including:
• Where mice commonly enter homes
• How small of a gap a mouse can fit through
• Signs of mice in walls, attics, basements, and garages
• What materials actually help keep rodents out
• Why spray foam isn't always enough
• What homeowners should check before winter
• When it's time to call a professional
If you've been seeing droppings, hearing scratching, or finding other signs of rodents, it's worth figuring out how they're getting inside, not just dealing with the mouse you happened to see.
Read the full guide here: https://www.anteaterpestcontrol.com/rodent-proofing-for-michigan-homes-how-to-keep-mice-and-rats-out-this-winter
If you're dealing with mice or rodents in your home this winter, Anteater Pest Control can inspect the situation and help determine what's going on.
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