To effectively prevent rodent infestations in both residential and commercial properties, it is essential to identify and seal all potential entry points that mice may use to gain access. This includes gaps around pipes, cracks in foundations, damaged vents, and openings in walls or roofing structures. Exterior areas such as crawl spaces, utility penetrations, and garage doors should be thoroughly inspected and reinforced with durable materials like steel mesh, caulking, or concrete. Inside, baseboards, cabinets, and utility access points should be sealed to prevent interior movement. In addition to exclusion work, attic restoration plays a critical role by removing contaminated insulation, disinfecting affected areas, and replacing materials to restore the attic to a clean, energy-efficient condition. Together, rodent exclusion and attic restoration provide a long-term solution to protect buildings from structural damage and health hazards caused by mice.