Guard Your Home Against
Protect your home with our durable Stainless Steel Weep Hole Covers – elegance meets functionality!
Our Proprietary Stainless Steel Weep Hole Cover
Flexigrille Technology
Robust arc
Flexigrille is unique to Rid-O-Mice. This grill design uses extensive rigorous manufacturing to achieve robust self clamping that lasts forever so mice cannot pull the cover out of the weep hole.
No gaps
Flexigrille pushed against the walls of the weep hole filling in crooked shapes making a uniform look that leaves no gaps. Grill slats stay properly spaced. This is why you are protected with Rid-O-Mice.
Best Look
Arrives in a curved shape you hold in your hand for convenient installation. This shape is fully spring loaded and fully Flexigrille deployed. Sturdy, rugged and ready to do its job.
Rid-O-Mice Weep Hole Covers For Peace Of Mind
Learn why Rid-O-Mice is best in class for Stainless Steel Weep Hole Covers. Others simply don’t compare. Also discover the pitfalls of other materials such as mesh and screens. Weep Hole Cover Comparison.
BEWARE, when purchasing on AMZ ensure seller is Rid-O-Mice. If the seller is not Rid-O-Mice but their listing is using our pictures, you will recieve an imitation product like the flat ones seen in this image. We are doing our best to stop this fraudulent counterfeit tactic.
Available In Two Sizes
The height of your brick determines size to choose.
This is a 2.75 inch tall cover best used in holes up to 3 inches tall. Trim for shorter holes. Trim and stack for longer holes.
Best Value For Your Investment
Superior Decorative Look
Turns ugly gaps in the wall to into jewels in the facade
Superior Flexibility And Spring
Superior Sustainable Air Flow
Mice Can't Pull Out Nor Chew Through
What Condition Are My Weep Holes In?
About Wall Construction
Today’s wall construction is different than years past. Wall cavities, moisture barriers and weep holes make up a system we should be mindful
3 Inch Or Longer Weep Holes
My Weep Holes are exactly 3 inches tall or longer than 3 inches. What Rid-O-Mice weep hole cover is right for my weep holes?
When you have a mouse in the house or walls, what can you put in the weep holes to stop them from getting in?
Rid-O-Mice Weep Hole Covers stop mice and pests from entering your home. Weep Hole ventilation and drainage maintained.
About Weep Holes
- North American building standards require installation of weep holes for moisture control purposes.
- A Weep hole is an empty space in between two bricks in your exterior wall.
- Open to the elements these holes become walkways for mice and other pests. Thus mice in the walls.
- Weep holes leave an unfinished or unsightly look often disturbing to home owners
Consider This Rid-O-Mice Key Advantage
Strong & rugged stainless spring steel inserts are the universal solution providing flexibility, ease of fit, no tools necessary, discreet attractive look and provide the Best Mouse Control.
What exactly is spring steel? Why is Rid-O-Mice unique in this manner? Why is Rid-O-Mice head and shoulders above the competition?
Where Else Do Mice Get In?
Weep Holes are the point of easy access for mice. Ensure you protect against other entry points. Discover materials to use to stop mice.
Why Stainless Steel Weep Hole Covers?
Where plastic and mesh fail, Rid-O-Mice prevails. Dual protection from both mice/pests as well as ensuring ample airflow to your inner wall.
Harmful Weep Hole Solutions
Some Weep Hole pest prevention methods are more harmful than good. How to identify when a solution is actually counter productive.
Some Honest Reviews of Rid-O-Mice Weep Hole Covers
Last year we bought a 30 year old home and our home inspector pointed out the house had signs of mice. Just the thought of that didn’t appeal to us but everything else about the house was right for us. Fortunately our home inspector gave us great information on how we could prevent the mice from getting in. That is when we met Rid-O-Mice who helped us protect our largest investment.
We had elongated weep holes… meaning the weepholes extended above and below the actual brick. We were able to purchase some spare stainless inserts and cut them to fill in the gaps created by the abnormal height of the weep holes. Not all were like this but some were and it worked perfect!! See Wes’s blog post with pictures here –
It seems like a couple of times each year I was battling with the odd mouse. I set traps along the outside walls and had to resort to poison where I noticed their beautiful brown pellets usually in the furnace room but also under our dishwasher. That seemed to work temporarily. A friend of mine in the pest control business told me about Rid-O-Mice so I asked him to come by and take care of it. Haven’t had any issues since.