So if you leave the insulation and spray a disinfectant you are saturating the insulation with a liquid and only treating 10 20 of the crawl space floor joists.
Remove fiberglass insulation between floors mice.
No basement or crawl space more of a slide in space.
Step 1 clean the house to remove any crumbs or other debris that could be used as a food source.
The other side of my basement has the same insulation hidden under a drop ceiling.
What we found when we removed insulation from the basement ceiling.
Pay particular attention to areas where the insulation is exposed since those are likely the places where mice will come in and out looking for food.
He quoted me a price of 7 000 00 which i thought was very high.
Mice choose secluded areas in eaves and corners and beneath mats of insulation for nesting sites and travel beside ceiling joists and walls for extra protection.
Getting rid of mice nesting in the insulation requires diligence and the right materials.
When you get fiberglass insulation with the problems described above it s the same.
Set snap traps along the mouse.
Plank floor osb vb joists and in between joist is insulation which the laths are holding in place.
They brought in acorns as well as pilfered candy from my kids.
Plus dead mice hidden in walls or floors smell awful.
Insulation fiberglass is held in place by laths under the floor beams was that the right term.
No sub floor rim joists or sill plate is being treated.
One of the fundamental principles of building science is that a house needs a complete and continuous building envelope with insulation and an air barrier that are in contact.
Follow the product instructions for proper use set the traps in dark corners near points of entry and wherever you notice a lot of feces.
I viewed my attic insulation with the contractor.
Mice getting at insulation under floors.
The weight of the disinfectant being trapped in the fiberglass can also start to pull the insulation from the sub floor.
Traps with live mice should be put into a heavy duty plastic bag cage and all and carried to a forest or park at least 500 feet away from the home so that they cannot find their way back.