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Exclusion

Rodent & Wildlife Exclusion

Traps can remove an animal, but they do not repair the opening that let it in. Our exclusion work begins with a structure-level inspection and a written repair scope focused first on mice and rats, with wildlife solutions for squirrels, bats, birds, skunks, and other nuisance animals when appropriate.

Our promise

We treat exclusion as skilled home repair—not a tube of foam and a few traps.

Signs this service may fit

Droppings, nesting material, chewing, odors, or movement sounds
Activity in attics, garages, crawlspaces, kitchens, or basement ceilings
Damaged vents, soffits, roof returns, garage seals, or utility penetrations
A rodent problem that keeps returning after trapping
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Detailed enough to know what you are buying.

The inspection determines which items belong in your proposal. The agreement defines materials, access, frequency, limitations, and warranty terms before work begins.

Interior and exterior inspection from foundation to accessible roofline
Entry-point map with photo documentation
Written repair scope identifying included and excluded openings
Durable mesh, metal, mortar, sealant, and pest-resistant materials selected for each condition
Trapping, monitoring, or one-way devices when required by the plan
Garage, vent, utility, foundation, soffit, fascia, and roofline corrections when listed in scope
Optional HEPA droppings removal, sanitation, insulation removal, and restoration
Final quality-control review and warranty terms tied to the completed scope

A service flow customers can understand before the crew arrives.

01
Investigate

We trace droppings, rub marks, nesting, travel paths, damaged materials, and exterior openings to understand the whole route.

02
Stabilize

Active animals are trapped, monitored, or directed out with a species-appropriate plan before permanent closure where required.

03
Exclude

We close documented entry points with materials matched to the opening. Foam alone is never treated as a complete structural repair.

04
Clean & restore

When included, we HEPA-vacuum contamination, sanitize affected areas, remove damaged insulation, and restore protection.

05
Verify

Photos and a final review document what was corrected, what remains accessible, and how your written warranty applies.

Questions homeowners ask before moving forward.

Final coverage, pricing, guarantees, preparation, and reentry requirements are always governed by your written agreement and the labels for products used.

Mice can exploit very small construction gaps, which is why a complete inspection of utility lines, sill areas, siding transitions, door seals, vents, and roof details matters.

No. Foam may be part of an air-sealing assembly, but accessible rodent openings usually need a chew-resistant backing or structural material such as metal mesh, flashing, mortar, or another approved repair.

Yes, when that work is included in the written scope. Cleanup can range from localized HEPA vacuuming and sanitation to full attic insulation removal and replacement.

Not always. Species, young animals, season, location, and Pennsylvania wildlife requirements can affect timing and method. We explain the safe, legal plan before work begins.

Build the complete solution.

Spray Foam & Energy Sealing

Targeted rim-joist and attic air sealing coordinated with exclusion and insulation work.

Basement & Crawlspace Cleanouts

Make difficult lower-level spaces accessible, sanitary, and ready for repair or pest prevention.