Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Mice can enter a home through openings most homeowners would never notice. In this Baltimore mouse inspection, Dan from Skedaddle Wildlife Control shows how even a small gap in a foundation vent can become an active mouse entry point.
This home had previous mouse work done, but improper vent coverage not only failed to stop mice — it also restricted airflow, increasing the risk of moisture and mold in the foundation. During the inspection, multiple exterior entry points were discovered that had been completely missed.
Skedaddle Wildlife Control properly screens vents, seals entry points, and backs the work with a lifetime guarantee. If mice ever return through treated areas, the repairs are done at no cost to the homeowner.
If you’re dealing with mice in your Baltimore home, this video shows why professional inspection and exclusion matter.
Mice can enter a home through openings most homeowners would never notice. In this Baltimore mouse inspection, Dan from Skedaddle Wildlife Control shows how even a small gap in a foundation vent can become an active mouse entry point.
This home had previous mouse work done, but improper vent coverage not only failed to stop mice — it also restricted airflow, increasing the risk of moisture and mold in the foundation. During the inspection, multiple exterior entry points were discovered that had been completely missed.
Skedaddle Wildlife Control properly screens vents, seals entry points, and backs the work with a lifetime guarantee. If mice ever return through treated areas, the repairs are done at no cost to the homeowner.
If you’re dealing with mice in your Baltimore home, this video shows why professional inspection and exclusion matter.
