Rodent control through structural exclusion
Our team inspects accessible areas of the home to identify signs of activity and the openings rodents may be using. We then develop a proofing plan based on the actual conditions found at the property.
Common areas we evaluate
- Roof coves, eaves and roofline transitions
- Crawlspace vents and access openings
- Pipes, utility lines and air-conditioning penetrations
- Siding, foundation and construction gaps
- Garage and exterior transitions when included in scope
- Other accessible openings identified during inspection
Why homeowners searching for pest control may need proofing
Many homeowners first search for pest control because they are hearing scratching, finding droppings, or seeing signs of rats or mice. Removing the rodents is important, but if the structural access points are still open, the same problem can return.
Our approach
- Inspect before recommending work
- Seal accessible entry points listed in the approved scope
- Support trapping after proofing as included
- Clean affected attic or crawlspace areas when needed
- Repair or replace damaged insulation and ductwork when included
- Provide written warranty coverage for covered work
Home protection beyond the entry points
Rodent activity can affect insulation, ductwork and attic or crawlspace conditions. When damage is found, related cleanup and restoration can be coordinated with the proofing work so the home is addressed as a whole.
Related services may include
- Attic cleaning and sanitizing
- Crawlspace and subfloor cleanup
- Insulation removal and replacement
- Ductwork repair and replacement
- Exterior screening and targeted home protection
- Selected nuisance-animal exclusion services
