Close the openings. Keep them out.

Exclusion means sealing the ways wildlife gets into your home—roofline, vents, soffits, gaps and the foundation. We scope it to what your house needs, full or partial, and explain the difference.

When exclusion is the right call.

• Animals have returned after a previous removal
• Multiple entry points found during inspection
• Gaps at the roofline, soffits, vents or construction joints
• Recurring damage to insulation, ducts or wiring
• You want a clearly scoped plan for sealing vulnerable openings

Full-home or partial—clearly scoped.

• Full-home exclusionAddresses vulnerable openings from the roofline to the foundation. Two-year warranty according to the customer agreement.
• Partial exclusionTargets specific areas we repair or seal. Coverage applies only to those areas.
• Durable materialsMetal screening, flashing and sealants matched to each opening.
• Documented workCompletion photos/documentation where applicable, with the covered scope set out in your agreement.

Warranty terms follow your executed agreement. A completely new opening created by an animal after the project is treated as additional work.

Real attics. Real crews.

Inspect. See the findings. Choose your plan. Get the work done.

Was the insulation damaged?

Once the house is sealed, attic restoration handles removal, cleanup, air sealing and new insulation as conditions require.

Let’s find out what your attic needs.

Start with a free inspection, photos and straightforward options. We’ve noted your interest in Wildlife exclusion.