Service detail
You hear scratching in the attic, or find chewed wires behind a wall. A wild animal in the house does not leave on its own. The longer it stays, the more it chews through insulation, wiring, and wood.
How the visit goes
- We find the entry point
A technician checks the roofline, vents, foundation, and attic for the gap or opening the animal is using.
- We remove the animal
The approach depends on what's in the house and where it's nesting, whether that's an attic, a wall cavity, or a crawl space.
- We seal the entry point
Once the animal is out, we close off the opening it used so a new one can't get in the same way.
- We check for damage
Insulation, wiring, and wood in the area get a look so you know what the animal left behind.
What you receive
- A written summary of what got in and how
- Photos of entry points and any damage found
- A straight price before removal or repair work starts
- The entry point sealed shut
- A follow-up check on whether the animal is gone