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Seal the Gap. Keep Them Out.

 

Rodent Shield closes the hidden opening under your siding where mice, chipmunks, and squirrels slip into your walls — before they ever get inside. Now 20% off, installation included, when you sign up by November 30, 2027.

The gap you're not seeing

Look at the bottom of your siding. Behind it sits your home's sub-siding and sill plate — and on most vinyl-sided homes there is a gap where the siding meets the foundation. You can't see it from the yard, but rodents can find it.

 

Mice, chipmunks, and squirrels squeeze through that gap or gnaw through the sub-siding behind it, and from there they are inside your walls and up into your attic. And right now is when it matters most: as the weather turns cold, rodents are moving toward houses looking for winter shelter. A gap that sat unnoticed all summer becomes an open door in November.

 

Removing animals after they're in is only half the job. Rodent Shield is the other half — it seals the door they used.

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What Rodent Shield is

Rodent Shield is the XclusionPro® RODENT-SHIELD®, made by AAC Distributing and installed by Harvey's Animal Evictions:
 
• 16-gauge heavy-duty steel, rolled to contour your home's sub-siding — not mesh or foam that rodents can chew through.
• Baked powder-coated finish that protects the steel from the elements.
• Made in the USA.
• Installed at ground level, directly beneath your siding, sealing the gap between the foundation and the sub-siding / bottom sill plate around your home.
• Nearly invisible once it's on. If you notice it at all, it looks like a shadow line at the bottom of your siding — and it has no negative effect on the siding itself.
 
It is a physical barrier, not a chemical treatment and not a trap. It keeps mice, chipmunks, and squirrels from using the siding gap to get in — one of the most common entry routes we find on vinyl-sided homes. (Rodent Shield seals this one entry route; it does not remove animals that are already inside. If something is already in your attic or walls, we handle that first — then the Shield keeps the route closed.)
 
Who it fits — and who it may not
 
A good fit:
• Vinyl-sided homes (Rodent Shield is designed to fit most of them)
• Homes with a poured foundation — the ideal foundation for this install
• Anyone who has had mice, chipmunks, or squirrels get in at ground level, or who wants that route closed before they do
 
It may not be suitable for:
• Stone or fieldstone foundations — the uneven surface may not allow a proper seal. If that's your home, we'll tell you honestly at the inspection rather than sell you something that won't sit right.

The offer

20% off Rodent Shield — installation included.

Sign up by November 30, 2027 to lock in the discount.

Rodent Shield is priced by the foot — and the per-foot price includes installation.

 

An inspection is required, costing $95, which will be credited towards your final bill. Please note that while poured foundation homes are ideal for this service, stone and fieldstone foundations may not be suitable. If we can't proceed with the installation, we will refund the $95 inspection fee.

 

How it works

 

1. Book an inspection online through Book Now. We'll examine the base of your home, confirm Rodent Shield fits your siding and foundation, and confirm your inspection fee at booking.

2. We install. The steel shield is fitted around the base of your home, beneath the siding, sealing the foundation gap.

3. You're closed up. The route mice, chipmunks, and squirrels use to reach your walls and attic is sealed — and most people never see the Shield again.

 

Rodents are looking for a way in for the winter right now. Close the one they use most.

 

Prefer to talk first? Reach us through our contact page — we're here 24/7.

Questions we hear

Will it keep rats out?

Rodent Shield is designed and rated to keep out mice, chipmunks, and squirrels at the siding gap. The manufacturer notes that rats use that same gap to get in, and a sealed steel barrier does remove that one entry route — but we won't sell it to you as a standalone rat solution. If rats are your problem, book an inspection and we'll look at the whole picture — every opening, not just this one — and tell you plainly what it takes.
 
Will I see it on my house?
Barely, if at all. Once installed, Rodent Shield sits under the bottom edge of your siding; the manufacturer describes it as resembling a shadow line at the base of the wall. It doesn't change the look of your home and doesn't harm the siding.
 
What foundations does it work with?
Poured foundations are ideal. Stone and fieldstone foundations may not be suitable because the surface is too uneven to seal against — we'll check yours at the inspection and tell you straight if it isn't a fit.
 
How long does the installation take?
It depends on the size of your home and how the base of the siding runs — we'll give you the timing for your home at the inspection, before any work is booked.
 
Is there a warranty?
Rodent Shield's manufacturer doesn't publish a lifespan or warranty figure for it, and we're not going to invent one. What we can stand behind is what it's made of: 16-gauge steel with a baked powder-coated finish, made in the USA — a permanent-style physical barrier, not a treatment that wears off or needs reapplying. Sealing a steel barrier into the gap is a different kind of fix than spraying or baiting, and it's priced and installed that way.
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