A Hole or Gap Isn't the Only Place a Mouse Might Come In

Mice can find gaps in your window or ceiling. It's even possible they can come in through a sewer line, drainage pipe, or even a sink drain if you don't have those spaces properly sealed. They've even been known to use plumbing and gas line gaps as entry points. Chimneys may also prove to be entry points. You have a problem if you begin to see droppings or tiny hairs around your home or gnawed holes in stored food. Scratching sounds in the ceiling or walls are also a pretty good indication of a problem with mice. If you have an infestation in your home, the best thing you can do is to contact a Ransford Pest Control professional for help at 508-756-5197 and schedule and evaluation. https://goo.gl/LNqshS