An active entry point may be only one of several vulnerable areas around a building. Our whole-home exclusion assessments look beyond the immediate problem to identify other accessible openings that may allow wildlife inside.
Soffits, fascia, and roof returns
Gable vents and attic openings
Crawl-space access points
Utility and condensation-line penetrations
Foundation gaps
Damaged screening and existing barriers
We explain which areas need attention and define the openings and repairs included in your proposal.
We supply and install materials as part of our wildlife exclusion and repair services. Each material is selected for the target animal, the opening, and the conditions at the property.
Metal mesh can protect suitable openings while preserving airflow. We select the mesh size and wire thickness based on the animal and application.
Compatible guards and covers help protect vulnerable openings while allowing the vent to perform its intended function.
Flashing, sheet metal, and other appropriate materials can reinforce gaps and irregular openings where standard covers do not fit.
Tamper-resistant bait stations may be included in a rodent control program when appropriate. Your proposal identifies installation, servicing, and monitoring included in the plan.