We bring in equipment to get to where the critters are hiding on or in your home to keep your family and your home safe.

Don’t let openings along your home’s eaves and roof lines provide entry for unwanted wildlife such as bats and squirrels to enter through and make the inside of your home their own. Prevention is key to keeping the inside of your home free from unwanted wildlife that not only bring destruction to both the interior and exterior of your home by chewing water lines, electrical lines, walls, ceilings and insulation throughout your home but they also bring in pest such as fleas, ticks, mites, bedbugs and harmful diseases to humans and pets. Bats are also carriers of the rabies virus which is deadly to both humans and pets without undergoing immediate treatment.

Openings like the one above where the the wood on this corner on this house leaves a gap between itself and the metal roof that has allowed a bat colony to enter and live inside the attic of this home. Feces and urine from the bats not only creates a horrible odor and health concern inside the home it also gathers and soaks into the wood and building materials used to build and complete this home and ultimately compromise their integrity and erode causing further costly damage to remove the damage and rotted areas caused by the bats that were able to enter through this small gap on this home. You can prevent this and many other similar issues like this by calling us to inspect your home and add wildlife exclusion in these areas and any other areas we find that any wildlife critters are capable of entering your home. Prevention is always less expensive than waiting until your home has already been invade by nuisance wildlife such as bats and squirrels that require locating and removing, repairing and then installing wildlife exclusion to the home to prevent the critters from entering again.

Critters such as mice, rats, squirrels, bats and raccoons can enter your home and your attic if your home is not properly protected with wildlife exclusion installed in the correct manner and in all of the right areas where entry can be made by these critters. Electrical wires, water lines and insulation end up damaged, chewed, busted and soaked with urine and feces leaving your attic and even your home in big trouble and risk of flooding, fire, needed repairs, odors and health issues