Wildlife assessment & exclusion
Roof-space movement or a damaged vent may need a wildlife assessment before the opening is closed.
Call about wildlifeNew York & New Jersey · Availability confirmed by phone
What to look for
Describe the sound, time of day and visible entry damage without approaching the animal. Larger wildlife can need a different response from mice and rats.
How the problem is assessed
Species, season and possible young must be considered before exclusion. Ask about suitable authorization, access, removal and repairs for the specific animal involved.
After the visit
Permanent sealing follows confirmation that animals have been accounted for. Cleanup, contamination handling and building repairs should be clearly scoped.
Questions about wildlife
Can I close a damaged vent now?
Get the space assessed first. Sealing it can trap an animal or separate it from dependent young.
Is every wildlife species covered?
No. The animal and local requirements affect what work can be offered. Call to discuss the case.
Let’s get your space
back to normal
Tell us what you’ve noticed. We’ll help you find the next step.