Sample size 200
Completed / Failed 200 / 0
When you first notice mouse activity in your garage, which of the following methods do you prioritize as your primary intervention?
Mapping and sealing the structural transition zone where the garage slab meets the exterior stem wall
61.0%
n=122
Respondents for this option · Drivers
It addresses the root cause of entry rather than just the symptoms
It is the most cost-effective solution available
It provides the most immediate visible results
It is the easiest and fastest to implement yourself
Setting snap traps and bait stations entirely along the interior floor corners
22.5%
n=45
Respondents for this option · Drivers
It provides the most immediate visible results
It is the easiest and fastest to implement yourself
It is the most cost-effective solution available
Replacing the main roll-up garage door bottom seal and side weatherstripping
15.0%
n=30
Respondents for this option · Drivers
It addresses the root cause of entry rather than just the symptoms
It is the easiest and fastest to implement yourself
It is the most cost-effective solution available
Inspecting shared drywall and interior attic access hatches for hidden nesting sites
1.5%
n=3
Respondents for this option · Drivers
It addresses the root cause of entry rather than just the symptoms
Mapping and sealing the structural transition zone where the garage slab meets the exterior stem wall audience
Chula Vista homeowners prioritizing structural sealing against garage mice are predominantly married professionals aged 35 to 44.
122 / 200 respondents61%
This segment shows a strong preference for sealing the structural transition zone between the garage slab and stem wall.
The group is highly educated, with 81% holding a bachelor's degree or higher.
The majority of these homeowners are married and fall within the 35 to 44 age demographic.
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