Only thing I can think of was that we left some empty  plastic water bottles (not a place with drinkable tap water) on the counter because the trash cans were full. 

They don't make plastic screws/nails yet! 

I had to water proof a couple of places in Seattle where it can occasionally rain (for weeks at a time ;-) One place was located near a stream.We dug about 3 feet deep around the foundation, we used concrete sealer on the concrete inside and out, placed a thick layer of plastic against the concrete & back filled to about within a foot of the surface and installed a "french drain".

Is there is a way i can put some cheap roof(asbestos or plastic shed etc. https://www.google.com/search?

I had renters like that once, and along with being dirty, they got gum stuck in the dryer, nail polish in the carpet, damaged window treatments, burned plastic on the stove, etc.

I like the Tomcat brand, and so do the mice, yum-yum..Put them underneath the foundations, behind the fridge, underneath the kitchen sink cabinet (you can probably slip them down where the drain goes through the base of the cabinet), behind the stove, and in the attic.Pets, unfortunately, also think they are yum-yum, so if there are pets in the house, go down to the dime store and buy plastic storage boxes about the size of a shoe box.

On my first coat, I had the cabinet doors laying on plastic.  

Only use the vertical float switch type because they are less likely to get caught and leave the pump on.Build up dirt around the foundation, pit down plastic and rock.Keep gutters clear and extend down spouts away from building.Replace sump pump every 5 years proactively.

The plastic sheeting they have only goes up half way.

However, it IS kind of cheesy plastic.