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@Oliver Schick
The only way of doing it is to have someone do a proper job of sealing all the holes--mice are fairly easy to seal out. Do a thorough job once and it'll take a long time for them to reappear. All that pest control people will do is to lay poison, come back to check it, and declare the mice dead if they've touched the poison, only for the vermin (I mean the mice) to appear again in short order. (Disclaimer: I'm sure that pest control people sometimes do more, but I had them around at various times over the years and their work never did any good. I'm speaking strictly from that limited experience.)
They're also a good sign, in a way, as their presence means that you don't have rats. :)