Rodent Exclusion
Rodent exclusion find the gaps, seal them shut
Mice get in through gaps you'd never spot. Our exclusion team finds the entry points, seals them shut, knocks down what's inside, and monitors so they stay out.
How do you keep mice out of a Minnesota home? Inspect for entry points and nests, seal the gaps with rodent-proof materials, trap and bait the mice that are already inside, and keep monitoring so new ones can't follow the old ones in.
Signs
How do you know if you have mice?
Droppings in cabinets, basements, or along walls
Scratching or gnawing sounds, especially at night
Chewed wires, packaging, or furniture
Greasy rub marks along baseboards and gaps
How do mice get into a house?
Exclusion is part of our residential pest control and our pest and rodent plans. See our mice and rodents page for the species and signs
Our process
How does Brothers handle it?
Inspection
We find where mice and rats are actually getting in: gaps, vents, soffits, and foundation cracks
Sealing
We close the access points with rodent-proof materials so new mice can't follow the old ones in
Trapping & baiting
We knock down what's already inside with targeted trapping and baiting
Monitoring
We keep an eye on activity with scheduled follow-ups so we catch any return visitors early
Why sealing matters more than traps alone
Traps catch the mice that are inside. They don't close the gap they used to get in. Sealing the entry points is what stops the next mouse from walking right back through the same opening. We fix the why, not just the what.
Exclusion vs. monitoring
Is exclusion better than traps?
Exclusion finds and seals the entry points so mice can't get back in. Monitoring and baiting knock down the mice that are already inside. They're different services, and the inspection decides which one your home needs. Many homes need both.
Exclusion specialists
We find and seal the gaps you'd never spot
Licensed & insured
Family-owned in Jordan since 2021
No rigid contracts
We tell you what you need, and what you don't
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Common questions
Is exclusion better than traps?
Why not just set traps?
How do mice get into a house?
Do I need to be home for every visit?
How many visits does rodent exclusion take?
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Hearing scratching in the walls?
Tell us what you're hearing and where. We'll find the entry points and seal them shut.
