Although the natural habitat for a mouse is outdoors, when they come indoors mice prefer quite places such as attics, garages, basements, crawlspaces or behind walls. There are several signs of a mouse infestation. Small holes in bags or boxes of food, droppings the size of small grains of rice or loose nests of paper, cloth and other material can all be signs of infestation. It is also wise to look for an infestation if you see a mouse in or around your home. If you suspect a mouse in your house, don’t hesitate to reach out to the experts in rodent removal services at a Truly Nolen location near you!
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