How to Rodent-Proof Your Home Across British Columbia
Rodents can enter homes through surprisingly small openings while searching for food, water, and shelter. Across British Columbia, prevention starts with understanding where mice and rats travel, nest, and feed. Homeowners considering pest control west Kelowna can reduce risk by combining regular inspections, better sanitation, and practical exclusion measures before rodent activity becomes established. Follow Avayda on Facebook for seasonal pest tips, prevention advice, and updates! Know Which Rodent You’re Dealing With: House mice, roof rats, and Norway rats behave differently, so identifying likely activity helps guide prevention. House mice often nest in enclosed areas such as wall voids, cabinets, attics, and crawl spaces. Roof rats are strong climbers that favour attics and roof spaces, while Norway rats are more commonly associated with ground-level burrows, foundations, and lower sheltered areas. Learn more about common rodent signs! Seal Common Entry Points: Rodent-pr...