Rats can squeeze through holes as small as ¼ inch. Inspect the shed thoroughly and close all gaps with galvanized hardware cloth or steel mesh—harder metals resist gnawing better than wood.
Before sealing, ensure no rats remain inside. If trapped, they will chew new exits, causing more damage. Set live traps baited with apple slices to remove any residents first.
Use ¼‑inch or smaller mesh hardware cloth, securely fastened. Regularly inspect for new gaps, especially after severe weather.
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