Roof rat entry gaps in Alpharetta
Stone houses often have gaps between the stones that the mason tried to fill with mortar. The problem is that sometimes the gaps are too big to fill that way. When the mortar shrinks and crumbles, it leaves gaps that rats and other animals can use to get into the house.
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