Rodent exclusion in Orlando that seals rats & mice out

Rodent exclusion is the process of finding and sealing every opening rats and mice use to enter a building, so they physically can't get back in. It's the long-term part of rodent control. Trapping removes the rodents inside, and exclusion keeps new ones out.

We match the material to the gap: stainless steel mesh and hardware cloth for vents and larger openings, metal flashing for gnawed edges, rodent-proof sealant for utility penetrations, and door sweeps or seals for garages. Rodents can chew through foam and caulk alone, so we don't rely on them.

A house mouse can squeeze through a gap about ¼ inch wide (roughly a dime), and a roof rat through about ½ inch (roughly a quarter). That's why a thorough inspection matters. The gaps that let rodents in are usually smaller than homeowners expect.

Yes. Sealing rodents inside a home just traps them in your walls and attic. We remove the active infestation, sealing as we go in a planned order, and follow up to confirm activity has stopped before the last openings are closed.

Yes. We provide commercial rodent exclusion for restaurants, warehouses, offices, and retail spaces across Central Florida, including dock doors, utility chases, and roof penetrations, paired with ongoing monitoring.

It depends on the size of the building, the roof type, and how many entry points need sealing. We give you a clear, itemized quote after a free inspection. Call 407-713-7853 to schedule.