Clay roof tiles are vulnerable to rodents due to the small gaps created by their layered design, this can provide easy access to inside your home. While the enclosed, sheltered spaces beneath offer ideal nesting conditions.

Attic vents are vulnerable to rodents because their openings can allow easy entry, especially if screens are damaged or missing.

Roof junctions are vulnerable to rodents because holes/gaps are often left open during construction, giving easy access inside your home.

Roof plumbing vents are vulnerable to rodents because the pipes themselves provide a direct entry point. Rodents can climb down the pipes and chew through plumbing inside the home.

Dormer vents are vulnerable to rodents because they often have gaps or damaged or missing screens that allow easy entry.

Weep holes are vulnerable to rodents because their small openings provide easy access into wall cavities through the weep holes or gaps between the metal and wall.

Crawl space doors are vulnerable to rodents because often they don’t close properly or have holes or are broken allowing easy entry to your home.

Dryer vents are vulnerable to rodents because often the vent flaps do not work or there is no cover and just a hole in the wall allowing for rodents to have easy entry into your home.

Garage door seals are vulnerable to rodents because often the rubber seal is broken or the door itself does not sit flush to the floor due to the concrete being chipped or uneven.

Garage door side seals are vulnerable to rodents because they are often not flush to the wall due to wear and tear and leave openings or gaps where rodents can enter your garage.

Flashing from the exterior wall to low roofs are vulnerable to rodents because they are often not installed or have gaps where rodents can gain entry to your home.